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3 days agofour interconnected volumes enclose courtyard house for family of artists in tokyo by takeshi hosaka
Kaku-Kaku Kanadel, designed by Takeshi Hosaka, is a house in , , conceived for a family of three who are also practicing artists. The balances individual creative spaces with shared areas, creating a domestic environment that accommodates both private work and family life. The house is composed of four interconnected volumes, each defined by distinct roof forms. Together, they create a small village-like configuration, linked by gardens, terraces, and passageways.
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