Comments on: House TTN | Miyahara Architect Office http://plusmood.com/2009/09/house-ttn-miyahara-architect-office/ An online design resource dedicated to everything relating to contemporary architecture, interior design, landscape design, products and all other aspects of design topics. It serves as an emissary for the design profession Sun, 19 May 2013 11:58:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Family Planning Dictates Urban Tokyo Home Design http://plusmood.com/2009/09/house-ttn-miyahara-architect-office/#comment-5235 Family Planning Dictates Urban Tokyo Home Design Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:32:42 +0000 http://plusmood.com/?p=7757#comment-5235 [...] Designed for an extended urban family, House TTN accommodates collective functions while allowing independent living coveted by the individual members. The Tokyo residence was designed by Japanese architect Teruo Miyahara, who made sure each independent family unit — two parents and their daughters’ families — had their own space nested within, complete with their own kitchen and bathroom. A common deck unites the separate spaces and uses glass and Japanese blinds to create adjustable privacy. The parents occupy the ground floor, while the second story is split into an east and west wing for each daughter’s family. The entire building is flexible and somewhat modular. Construction was laid on two separate foundations that can allow the home to be split in half, creating two truly separate homes if the family later wishes to do so. [via plusmood] [...] [...] Designed for an extended urban family, House TTN accommodates collective functions while allowing independent living coveted by the individual members. The Tokyo residence was designed by Japanese architect Teruo Miyahara, who made sure each independent family unit — two parents and their daughters’ families — had their own space nested within, complete with their own kitchen and bathroom. A common deck unites the separate spaces and uses glass and Japanese blinds to create adjustable privacy. The parents occupy the ground floor, while the second story is split into an east and west wing for each daughter’s family. The entire building is flexible and somewhat modular. Construction was laid on two separate foundations that can allow the home to be split in half, creating two truly separate homes if the family later wishes to do so. [via plusmood] [...]

]]> By: Tex http://plusmood.com/2009/09/house-ttn-miyahara-architect-office/#comment-5129 Tex Sat, 12 Sep 2009 09:50:46 +0000 http://plusmood.com/?p=7757#comment-5129 I love this idea of making a home that caters for 3 families to be able to live side by side. Also i love the ultra modern look of the interior. I love this idea of making a home that caters for 3 families to be able to live side by side.

Also i love the ultra modern look of the interior.

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