on sunny days, these fittings can be opened to integrate the two zones, creating a continuous flow between inside and outside. Pagoda building, open door and red carpet. Entrance, Chinese gate with green bamboo roof isolated temple with decorative columns and pillars. the space under the eaves where the kitchen, living and dining rooms are located is connected to the outdoor wooden deck through floor-to-ceiling openings. Chinese gate, entrance with roof, stairs isolated. Inside, the japanese architecture studio has placed a communal area on the west side of the house, where the courtyard is located. meanwhile, a comfortable living space is created under its eaves where the family can enjoy being outside while remaining protected from rain or harsh sunlight. made of a large galvalume steel plate with a rhombus pattern, the roof that tops the building is shaped in a way that allows it to guide the natural light towards the courtyard. Hamada design’s project is located in an area of sakai city where traditional and modern constructions coexist. Hamada design connects interior and outdoor courtyard the deck serves as an outdoor terrace that remains protected from the elements thanks to the roof’s extended overhangs. the two structures share an open courtyard, and are loosely connected via a wooden deck that wraps around one of the new building’s corners. the project serves as an extension of the main building, located on the west side of the site, which is topped with a traditional irimoya roof (east asian hip-and-gable roof). Located in japan’s sakai city, osaka prefecture, this family house by hamada design stands out from its surroundings thanks to a large, rhombus-patterned roof made of galvalume steel. A house with a large galvalume steel plate roof
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