House of the Day: Tsubomi House by FLAT HOUSE
March 16th, 2017
March 16th, 2017
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This house, built in Tokyo in 2010, is arranged across a number of mezzanines which intersect the space.
Constructed on a small plot, the wall-less levels were designed to maximise the sense of openness and create distinct areas within a limited space.
Photography: Takumi Ota
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