House for a Photographer by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects

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The "House for a Photographer" by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects, completed in 2017, is a multifunctional building in the Japanese countryside. It serves as both a residence and a studio/gallery for a photographer. Designed to fit an L-shaped lot facing a shrine, the building features mortar and galvanized steel sheets, giving it a sturdy appearance. The interior integrates living and working spaces, guided by light from the gallery ceiling and a central hall that connects all areas. The house's design allows for dynamic photo shoots with natural light, and its interior includes photography equipment, vintage furniture, and artworks, creating a space that inspires creativity and blends seamlessly with the photographer's aesthetic.
Project Name: House for a Photographer
Architects: FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects
Year: 2017
Photographs:Yoshihiro Asada, Norihito Yamauchi
Manufacturers: VELUX Group, YKK AP
Lead Architect: Kouichi Kimura
Location: Japan
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[@zounds13]

Sometimes these all-concrete dwellings can seem oppressive, but I like this one. They've really done a good job of getting light inside. The grounds are crying out for landscaping, though.

[@inspiredidler]

Beautiful space ❤

[@user-ed9sn3gr3o]

Trang trí nội thất bên trong như nhà ma ấy

[@DavidGBlair]

I think the neighbors are unhappy about a prison being built in their neighborhood

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

So cold and unwelcoming.

[@user-ed9sn3gr3o]

Cửa xấu thế

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