http://plusmood.com/2010/08/a-house-in-showa-cho-fujiwaramuro-architects/ 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 http://plusmood.com/2010/08/a-house-in-showa-cho-fujiwaramuro-architects/#comment-28046 Impressive Tall and Narrow Home in Japan :: Interior Design Photos New Ideas Exhibition Thu, 19 Aug 2010 22:18:32 +0000 http://plusmood.com/?p=16993#comment-28046 [...] Japan is known all throughout the world for its over crowded cities. This is why we were truly impressed to check out this ingenious crib which makes the most out of a very narrow site. The project comes from FujiwaraMuro Architects and is located in a city called Showa-cho. Being given that the construction lot was very narrow, the architecture team had to come up with an idea that would ensure a feeling of space and continuity inside the home. A large, open living room greets the guests and stairs connect the three levels. Even though at first it may appear that the stairs occupy a lot of space, it is said that for the people inside they are not a problem. Either way, we find this to be a very clever project and an inspiring idea that can be applied when it comes to crowded urban spaces.-via +MOOD [...] [...] Japan is known all throughout the world for its over crowded cities. This is why we were truly impressed to check out this ingenious crib which makes the most out of a very narrow site. The project comes from FujiwaraMuro Architects and is located in a city called Showa-cho. Being given that the construction lot was very narrow, the architecture team had to come up with an idea that would ensure a feeling of space and continuity inside the home. A large, open living room greets the guests and stairs connect the three levels. Even though at first it may appear that the stairs occupy a lot of space, it is said that for the people inside they are not a problem. Either way, we find this to be a very clever project and an inspiring idea that can be applied when it comes to crowded urban spaces.-via +MOOD [...]

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