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Casa Shibuya-ku por Yuko Nagayama

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La casa, diseñada por Yuko Nagayama, está contruida en una parcela larga y estrecha, de 6,5 metros por 20 metros, rodeada de edificios que proyectan sombras sobre él a lo largo del día.

El diseño intenta resolver la falta de luz natural que entra en el edificio insertando un patio triangular en el primer piso, que divide el largo edificio en dos. Dentro de la casa, la continuidad visual es variable porque el espacio juega con dos tipos de percepciones: la real y la visual.

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8 Responses to “Casa Shibuya-ku por Yuko Nagayama”

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  2. gatta Says:
    Febrero 20th, 2008 at 1:44 pm

    Magnifica solución. El plano inclinado, cubierta del salón, potencia la sensación de amplitud del patio.
    ¿Donde puedo encontrar más información de esta casa, mejores planos?

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