A 60m² Home with a Flexible and Open Design! | Building Frame of the House

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Building Frame of the House by IGArchitects is a 60-square-meter residence designed to provide flexibility and connectivity for its occupants. Adopting the house of frame concept, this home eliminates rigid room divisions, replacing them with a single, dynamic open space. The structure utilizes tilted frame walls and staggered floor levels to create natural openings that bring in light and fresh air while maintaining privacy. Large openings replace conventional gardens or balconies, making the interior feel more spacious. Each floor serves multiple functions, acting as seating, a table, or storage, optimizing space efficiency. With this innovative design, a small urban home remains comfortable, bright, and functional, offering inspiration for future housing concepts.
Name: Building Frame of the House
Architects: IGArchitects
Area: 60 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs: Ooki Jingu
Lead Architects: Masato Igarashi | IGArchitects
Engineering Structures: Yousuke Misaki EQSD
Steel Contractor: KAMO CRAFT, Susumu Murata | KAMO CRAFT
Construction Company: ARATA 'KENCHIKU KOBO
Design Team: IGArchitects
Clients: Tomoko Igarashi, Masato Igarashi
Fabric Consultant: Fabricscape, Kiyohiko Ymamoto | Fabricscape
Construction: Masanobu Arata | ARARA KENCHIKU KOBO
Lighting Collaborator: Eri Nagao ModuleX Incorporated
Country: Japan
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