Small Square Home by Mount Fuji Architects

East meets West in the use of Cartesian and Polar coordinates to determine the spiraling effect, which is then systematically limited when the radius (or, to continue the metaphor: branch) reached the edge of this branch home. reinforced and expressed by a small wooden cross-beams and grids Regular built-in bookcases wall. Like trees in a forest crowded, Tokyo is home to Mount Fuji Architects (image by Kenichi Suzuki) surrounded on all sides with a place to grow but up – and where to focus on the ground floor except internally. In classic Japanese style, however, these limitations, many small changes to the design opportunities.

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