It never ceases to amaze us how creative Japanese designers adapt some of the world's most awkward plots of land. Case in point: with only 52 square meters of triangular space to work with, Mizuishi Architect Atelier still managed to create a beautiful, light-filled, spacious home for a small family in Tokyo. It has a vanilla-colored base and a pitched roof clad in chocolate-colored panels that narrows down to an eye-catching point on one end of the home.
This is a perfect example of “thinking outside the box”! Where most architects would have said:”Impossible” one saw an opportunity to challenge himself in using the few square meters he had with on top of it, a weird lot shape.
We need more of these examples to relief, heal and improve our Mother Ship and it’s passengers!
Nice catch!
Roger Pilon, Editor
The Planet Fixer Magazine