Super Slim Outdoors Indoors Home in Japan is Capped with a Rock Climbing Wall

<a href="http://www.be-fun.com/">Be-fun-design</a> teamed up with the folks from EANA to give an active couple in Shinagawa-Ku, Japan a home that allows them to enjoy their outdoor activities inside! For starters, they capped the upper storey with a fun climbing wall, and then created a rooftop terrace full of leafy greens that can be reached with a nifty ladder. As if all that were not enough, the slim section of the roof looks like a chimney, but it's actually a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skylight">skylight well</a> that pumps a flood of daylight right down to the ground floor.

Be Fun Design teamed up with EANA to work on this slim home

With only 36m2 to work with, the team gave the residential building vertical lift

Since it lacked windows, they topped it off with a large skylight well

Daylighting reaches to the ground level of the home

Daylighting reaches to the ground level of the home

The home is also incredibly well-ventilated

And it is capped with a rock-climbing wall, reflecting the owners' love of outdoors activities

A rooftop terrace full of leafy greens is accessed by a ladder

The skylights elongate the home and push daylight throughout

The home is wrapped around the kitchen

Although decidedly minimalist, this home is still communal