Stage House by Takei Nabeshima Architects
Takei-Nabeshima-Architects (TNA architects) have designed Stage House, a week end house in karuizawa, nagano. The relationship between inside and out is important to create seamless indoor-outdoor living. This hudge wall of glass allow you to look straight into the forest, so the whole house appears to dissolve into the forest.
The bedroom, the kitchen and the the leaving-room are adjacent.
July 9, 2008 - Architecture, Latest
Author: Hans
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July 18th, 2008 at 3:00 am
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July 25th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
i like the non evasive minimalist look – it compliments the site well
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November 18th, 2011 at 1:45 pm
[...] Stage House in Karuizawa, Japan, was designed to blend in with its woody surroundings. Created by Takei Nabeshima Architects (TNA architects), this modern, nature-inspired weekend house boasts as its main attraction an expansive glass wall that dissolves the boundary between indoors and out, affording panoramic views of world outside. The interior holds a surprise – an open-concept, three-tiered layout that places the bedroom, living room and kitchen side by side. As for details, there aren’t many. That’s the charm on this contemporary, nature-inspired house – the details are few, but they are quality. You’ll see it everywhere, from the innovative floor plan to the luxurious lacquered-wood floors and the staircase barely-there staircase leading up to the Juliet-style balcony above. TNA Architectsvia Cube Me [...]