Setagaya

Kyodo House by SANDWICH + team Low-energy

Kyodo House by SANDWICH + team Low-energy Architects: SANDWICH, team Low-energy Location: Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan Year: 2015 Area: 1.389 sqft / 129 sqm Photo courtesy: Nobutada OMOTE Description: A house configuration to make powerful utilization of natural energy. Focused on a family room situated to confront the sun when it...

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