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With Four Children HouseWith Four Children HouseWith Four Children House is an innovative residential architectural project designed by Japanese architect Ryuji Yamashita, conceived to harmoniously balance privacy and family connection for a couple and their four children. Located in Japan, this thoughtfully designed dwelling spans 125.65 square meters across two floors, with a building area of 69.56 square meters on a 300.38-square-meter site. The architectural concept centers around a unique spatial arrangement where four children's rooms are positioned to face each other, interconnected by strategic window placements and stepped levels. A distinguishing feature of the design is its revolutionary approach to study spaces - instead of traditional wall-facing desks, the floor itself transforms into an expansive workspace when windows are opened, enabling face-to-face interaction during study sessions. The integration of glass elements in the floor design creates visual connectivity between levels, effectively linking the children's spaces with the first floor. This innovative approach to spatial design earned the project a Bronze A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, recognizing its creative solution to modern family living challenges. The design philosophy emphasizes the importance of maintaining family bonds while respecting individual privacy, achieved through carefully considered sight lines and adaptable spaces. The project, completed between June and October 2021, demonstrates exceptional attention to environmental integration and privacy considerations within a neighborhood context, while its maximum height of 7,450mm maintains a harmonious relationship with the surrounding environment. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: residential architecture, family-oriented design, innovative spatial planning, Japanese contemporary architecture, sustainable living spaces, adaptive interior design SOURCES: |
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