Modern architecture of Japan is striking in originality.
The concept of privacy varies from one culture to another, but despite this, every person wants some personal space, hidden from prying eyes.
For this purpose, as will suit the walls even light, nearly transparent curtains and dozens of plants. This unusual five-story masterpiece of contemporary architecture located in the capital of Japan, Tokyo. His design is so unusual that it seems either crazy, or whatever, depending how you look at it. And if you include the imagination, the place is like a sandwich: plants, like lettuce, are sandwiched between the concrete pieces of “bread.”
Created the miracle of the house Japanese architect rühe, Nisizawa (Ryue Nishizawa). The main objective was to remove the exterior wall and to focus on plants and natural light. Rühe did a great job. Thanks to the transparent walls, there are no visual barriers, making it ideal for reading books, relaxation, and life in General. And all this in the fresh air. What could be more beautiful?
The house and garden without walls has caused great interest. It shows that even 4 meters wide enough to bring the outdoors in, without experiencing feelings of claustrophobia. On each of the 5 floors of the building, including on the terrace, plants are closely intertwined with the rooms, creating a kind of vertical garden and green façade, thereby ensuring privacy and the enrichment of the atmosphere with oxygen.
Only one question remains, how they escape from the rain, especially on the 4th and 5th floor?..
