TAKESHI HOSAKA architects

HOUSE

・2012 HOUSE IN BYOBUGAURA
・2011 DAYLIGHT HOUSE
・2011 OUTSIDE IN
・2010 ROOM ROOM
・2010 INSIDE OUT
・2009 INSIDE + OUTSIDE HOUSE
・2008 HOUSE IN MITO
・2007 GARDEN HOUSE
・2006 ACRYLIC HOUSE
・2005 LOVE HOUSE
・2005 LOVE HOUSE & MOON
・2005 MOURI HOUSE

SHOP OFFICE

・2010 OFFIC BUILDING IN YOYOGI
・2009 HOTO FUDO

SCHOOL PAVILION

・2011 TOUYAMA NURSERY
・2010 CHURCH SCHOOL NURSERY
・2010 KYOAI UNIVERSITY
・2008 ROKKO PAVILION
・2004 SPRING WATER PAVILION

EXHIBITION FUNITURE PRODUCT

・2013 Ku u so u
・2011 FOREST OF SKETCH
・2011 tsumami
・2011 TABLE OF DAYLIGHT HOUSE

COMPETITION

・2011 TOUYAMA NURSERY
・2011 TOMIOKA STATION
・2010 KYOAI UNIVERSITY
・2008 ROKKO PAVILION

WORKS OF SPEED STUDIO

・2004 HOSAKA HOUSE
・2003 3 STORY APARTMENT
・2002 HOUSE IN CHIGASAKI
・2001 VILLA AT HAYAMA

ROOM ROOM

ROOM ROOM

Itabashi Tokyo JAPAN
House
72m2

This is a house where deaf parents and two children are living. The two sides of the premises are facing narrow roads in an overcrowded residential area in Itabashi ward, Tokyo. The small main building built five years ago became so narrow for dwellers for three generations that they bought a piece of land neighber to their house to build an annex. It is possible to converse with sign language if we don't have hearing capability. Communications by sign language easily pierce through the window which separates the inside and the outside of the house. The small 200 mm square openings are installed at various places like the floor, roof, and wall and children with hearing capability, parents without hearing capability look very free and vivid and plants, light and wind are dynamically circulating from inside to outside.

Photo / Koji Fujii Nacasa&Partners Inc