The house was designed as a relationship between space, light, and inner quiet, inspired by Japanese and Zen culture. Filtered light defines a daily rhythm of dwelling and contemplation, shaping the sense of time within the home. The building’s placement creates inward gathering through front and rear courtyards designed as calm patios that allow pause and meditation, with emptiness acting as an organizing element. This is a simple, mindful architecture that creates a spiritual experience through light and material. A restrained palette of natural materials repeats throughout the house, forming a calm, visually quiet environment. Material is a tool for experience — a gentle meeting of spirit, feeling, and meaning
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140 sqm
