Attractive house in Japan

Outside the house, “covered with” millimeter stainless steel sheet. House in Wakabadai in Japan from Satoshi Okada architects. This deconstructive house Satoshi Okada, the Japanese architect built for a young 30-year-pairs in a small area in one of Tokyo’s suburbs. Customers rely on the taste of the architect and asked to make “an attractive house.” The nature of his mysterious appeal of the author himself described as “intensive architecture”, positioning the project as one of the practical attempts in this style.

The house is built of wooden structures of its own design. Two floors of the console hang over parking for two cars and the roof opens an interesting view of the surrounding gardens.