A pleasure to meet visitors A beautiful country house. Many interesting buildings are built by architects, fulfilling the conditions of customers. In Japan they have created an unusual house in the form of an envelope, which is located on a mountainside among the forest.
Yamanashi used natural materials, mainly wood, to create the C2. It was designed by the designers of Curiosity Studios, which means curiosity.
The small structure, when viewed from the top of the hill, has a ceiling height of 6 meters in the hall. By taking advantage of the terrain, the authors created a cottage with all the necessary living space and even a balcony on the second floor. Wide windows let in light all day long.
As you get closer you can see that this is only the second floor. The first level rooms are located at the back of the hillside and overlook the other side. You can see the balcony through the glass door. The house in the woods is surrounded by natural surroundings with no artificial surroundings.
The glass railing on the balcony is inconspicuous and the door leads directly to the trees.
The first floor houses the kitchen, bar, sitting area, and a built-in closet in the niche.
A balcony forms a canopy over a glass wall extending from the living room. White concrete blocks of the façade frame the structure and conceal the low plinth.
How does the envelope-shaped design of this forest home contribute to the overall functionality and aesthetic appeal of the space?
sounds interesting! Can you tell me more about the inspiration behind the design and how it incorporates nature into the living space?
This envelope-shaped forest home designed by Japanese architects is truly unique and captivating. I’m curious to know how the unconventional shape of the house harmonizes with the surrounding natural environment. Does the design have any specific purpose or symbolism? And how does the interior layout make use of the envelope shape?