Discover details in residence : the most genuine housing designs from Japan / edited by Linda David Shi

Inside Out -- Mur -- Edge -- Vista -- Sakura -- Slide House -- Roomroom -- Inside House & Outside House -- House In Hino -- House In -- Ravine -- Cadre -- Daylight House -- Ama -- Residence In Kishigawa -- Ogaki House -- Flow -- Covered House -- Lift -- House In Abiko -- Triplex House In Nakano -- Doughnut House -- House In Chitose-funabashi -- House In Fuji -- House In Shimokitazawa -- House In Togoshi -- Ise O -- Eaves House -- House In Toritsu Daigaku -- House With Two Focal Points -- Roofteturehh -- Shichirigahama T -- 44:63 -- Rooftecture M's -- 80.84 -- Acrylic House -- Small House -- The Cat House -- Layered House -- Residence In Matsugaoka -- Residence In Nabari -- Near House -- Rainy/sunnu -- Rectangle Of Light -- Silver Screen House -- Tree House -- Residence In Tsuruhara -- House Of Trough --- Yotsuya Tenera -- N-house -- Cottage In Tsumari -- Duplex House In Hiratsuka -- House In Zaimokuza -- House Towards The Cherry Tree -- House In Chitose-funabishi -- House In Seya -- Zen House -- House With Shining Wall -- House With Slope -- K House -- House In Kurihira -- Plus -- House Of Maple Leaves -- Villa Overlooking The Sea -- Creating A "Skeleton" That Opens Onto The City -- Aparment In Katayama.

The design style of Japanese architectures has its unique galmour in the world, highlighting such oriental characteristics as tranquil, elegant and implicit to the extreme. Housing is one of the most representative architectures in Japan, through which people feel an oriental abstractness more profoundly. This book collects many small exquisite housing designs to present the appropriate arrangements for small spaces, in which design details and delicate and variant spatial treatment are found.