Light and natural materials come together in a house where four generations share a home A system worked from traditional Japanese tatami mats forms an organization where flexibility and a well-new space create a home that will live a good life for generations for a long time to come.
The core of the building is a space where indoor and outdoor areas flow well together and the family can have good times together The summit of the building forms a shelter from the greatest winds and sunlight and the best views are enjoyed The core is surrounded by smaller spaces that provide privacy when needed.
Light and natural materials come together in a house where four generations share a home. A rhythmic grid worked out of traditional Japanese tatami assessment form a layout where flexibility and well used spaces make a house that can live on for future generations.
A core with a courtyard where indoor and outdoor areas flow well together. Where the highest peak of the house forms shelter from the strongest winds and the fastest view can be enjoyed. Core where the family can spend quality time together is surrounded with areas that provide privacy if needed.
Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumièrern
Tatami House
The work in pictures.
