A ‘transparent’ house near Omiya Station in Saitama, Japan created by Tokyo-based practice Yuusuke Karasawa featuring a hexagonally profiled series of alternating levels, some containing two rooms, some left as open voids, reminiscent of the cellular structure of a bee hive. According to the architect,
Our hope is that this complex, layered network space will become a new architectural form that captures the various activities borne out of today’s informational society, where diversity and order are being demanded at the same time.
All righty then.
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I’d say it would be a divil to heat
And keep clean.
Lots and lots of nice heavy curtains.
and nowhere to store your bins, or lock your bike.
pffff. give me a bedsit on the north circular any day!
No babies or pets, unless they can develop wings, there are some serious unguarded drops there!
Where do you hang pictures?
Would there be smell and privacy issues with, well, you know.
It’s kinda gas that the front door is a big aul block of wood.
“captures the various activities borne out of today’s informational society…”
in Ireland, we just call it gawping at the neighbours
You’d break your neck
Oh how I hate architectural wank speak.
I think they all use this: http://www.artybollocks.com/
You suck Yousucke !
…jaaaaaysus, bleedin’ typos… Yuusuke….
“eminiscent of the cellular structure of a ”
Yeah yeah reminiscent of a load of ask my balls.
Wow that is one cool builiding! I seem to be the only one who seems to like it so far tho …