House I by Hiroyuki Shinozaki Architects
TOCHIGI – Tucked away down a dead-end street in a quiet residential area of Tochigi, Japan, Hiroyuki Shinozaki carried out the design of a house featuring large combined spaces and providing high versatility in use.
Accommodating a family
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