Yoshiyasu Mizuno disguises the full scale of a timber house on a confined site
At the start of the year, a timber house was built on a vacant piece of land next to an existing residence – which just so happened to be inhabited by the client’s parents – in a city on the southern coast of Japan. Requesting a building that is c
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