House of the Day: House in Tsudanuma by Fuse-Atelier
October 4th, 2016
October 4th, 2016
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This concrete house, in the city of Narashino, Japan, was designed as the permanent home for a married couple. The living spaces were laid out in a continuous sequence, intended to create a sense of freedom whilst also establishing specific social and private zones.
Photography: Shigeru Fuse
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