This villa consisted simply of roofs, columns, and walls, and some of the slabs were fitted with stainless steel mirrors to try to expand the nature. By making the columns only 90, Katsufumi Kubota succeeded in reducing their existence. The unity is deepened by almost eliminating the partition of the room, and the dining table integrated with the kitchen with a length of 3m emphasizes the longitudinal direction.

Kubota Architect Atelier was founded by Katsufumi Kubota in 1988 in Japan.Our company works are published in GA,CASABELLA,and many other books in the world not only architecture books but also art books.Our aim is to get free through architecture.Many works incorporate Japanese paper culture, providing a modern and sophisticated space based on white.At the same time as expressing the strength and fragility of building with concrete, we are trying to provide space that integrates with the universe naturally while protected from the outside by using the transparent feeling of the glass.

Kubota Architect Atelier was founded by Katsufumi Kubota in 1988. Our company works are published in GA, CASABELLA, and many other books in the world not only architecture books but also art books. Our aim is to get free through architecture. Many works incorporate Japanese paper culture, providing a modern and sophisticated space based on white.