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Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

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The good folks from Japanese studio Suppose Design Office are behind this amazing residential project in Sakuragawa, Japan. A spacious interior with a limited floor plan, the minimalist house covers a small 50sqm plot with a split-level layout that is spread over three floors. Featuring a massive bay-window to overlook the nearby park, lots of wood furnishings, large spaces and a bunch of white stairs. And although we can’t see any rooms, doors, separating walls or furniture, it still looks like a nice modern addition to a crowding environment where space has become a real commodity. – via

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

Sakuragawa House by Suppose Design Office

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Published by Alex Ion 12 Jun 2009 in Architecture

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4 comments:

  1. A Vo says:
    October 23, 2009 at 7:08 am

    It doesn’t look like a 50sqm considering the thickness of the walls! The use of natural light, split level loft style and simple material is very clever here; the gaps between those levels combine with the timber ceiling have “cheated” people to look upward which creates more sense of space. Nice design.

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  2. DownToEarthProletarian says:
    June 20, 2009 at 12:26 pm

    50 sqmt are not small you spoiled snobs. I like how there are no handrails.

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  3. Patrice says:
    June 12, 2009 at 12:56 pm

    I agree with Dana, a 50 sqmt plot is so small for a three story building.
    The space is maximized and it still looks great.

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  4. Dana says:
    June 12, 2009 at 10:30 am

    50 sqmt. is really small. Building in such smal space is a challanging job. Its
    amazing to build really spacious place in such a area.

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