The strangest house you can see: a house with walls transparent in the city of Tokyo
'house NA' by sou fujimoto architects, tokyo, japan image courtesy of sou fujimoto architects tokyo-based practice sou fujimoto architects has completed 'house NA', a single family dwelling within a residential district in tokyo, japan. similar in form to a stacked pile of boxes the internal areas generated by the exterior appearance are set at different elevations. the small rooms within each platform are connected by ladder stairs allowing a free movement through the home's loosely defined program. the rectangular windows of varied proportions and sizes frame views of adjacent structures while the elimination of solid interior walls encourage unobstructed sight lines to higher and lower spaces. at night, curtains become temporary partitions for privacy and separation. video still courtesy of sou fujimoto architects video still courtesy of sou fujimoto architects vi...
