House in Tamatsu by Kenji Ido
OSAKA – A house in Osaka, Japan, shouts Japanese vernacular but with a slight adjustment – a 14 degree upper floor rotation.
Architect Kenji Ido of Kenji Architectural Studio started with an existing wooden two-storey house which suffered
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