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Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.1
Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.2
Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.3
Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.4
Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.5
Camouflage House by Hiroshi IguchiArchitect Hiroshi Iguchi doesn't believe that greenhouses are only for plants. That's why he created the Camouflage House, and although the structure provides shelter for people, the architect incorporated an interior garden planted with trees that poke through the ceiling. The home resonates a minimalism expected of a Japanese home with an interior that offers a sleek combination of woods and paper screens that soften the aesthetic of the metal used to construct the greenhouse walls.6
