Paradigms Library: NARIWAI APARTMENT [KEYAKI NO OTO TERRACE]

The skillful use of wood, concrete and plaster makes the interior modern, bright and clean, while the terrace extension provides an inviting recreational space.

To accommodate the diverse living and working styles of city dwellers in the greater Tokyo area, designers remodeled this two-story apartment compound into a multi-use rental residence. Inspired by early modern Machiya buildings, they wanted to recreate a sense of belonging and a friendly neighborhood. In addition to living space, the residence has studios, cafés, bookshops and boutiques.

The skillful use of wood, concrete and plaster makes the renovated, re-partitioned interior modern, bright and clean, while the concrete terrace extension provides an inviting recreational space.

DFA Design for Asia Awards 2020 | Silver Award | Environmental Design | Home & Residential Spaces

TSUBAMESYA ARCHITECTS +STUDIO DEN-DEN

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