Small house by Kazuyo Sejima

Published in Modern Architecture | , On October 5th, 2008

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Located in one of Tokyo’s most attractive areas, this small house is situated on an extremely small lot. Designed by Japanese architect, Kazuyo Sejima, this house is a family home, divided into 4 specific spaces and distributed on 4 floor slabs.

By joining the differently sized and shifted slabs with walls and windows, the architect created a truly unique architectural form for this house.

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An open staircase is the main element connecting the spaces while softly sub-dividing them even further.

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Since the house is very small, each space was defined exactly for the family needs; bedroom, extra space for the child, living/kitchen/dining area and terrace with bath.

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2 Responses to “Small house by Kazuyo Sejima”

  1. Olivia says:

    Hello I am working on this house for architecture school and I wanted to know where you got that blueprint ? I can’t find anything and I have to make a model in two weeks. I hope you can help. Cordially.

  2. Adrien says:

    Hello,

    I’m an architecture student and I got the same problem, I asked the SANAA agency if they could inform me where I can get the blueprint but they didn’t respond.

    Could you help me ? Thanks by advance.

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