Onomichi Mitsugichō House by Keisuke Kawaguchi
by Mike / April 1, 2010
Via What We Do Is Secret, a house in Hiroshima with an open plan, a cathedral ceiling and large windows at either end that frame the exterior views. More at K2-DESIGN.
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Author Profile Page BlendDesign | April 1, 2010 8:00 PM | Reply

Love the simple iconic "house" shape and that it appears to be split in half. Would love to live here.

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