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    The Moriyama House is located in Ohta-ku, Tokyo. It comprises one-room rental units and a single-family home on a 290 square meter plot. Architect Ryue Nishizawa designed independent volumes distributed across the land, creating a variety of housing types and outdoor spaces. The goal was to reinvent the traditional Japanese home and extend living areas beyond the house into gardens and alleys.

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    The Moriyama House is located in Ohta-ku, Tokyo. It comprises one-room rental units and a single-family home on a 290 square meter plot. Architect Ryue Nishizawa designed independent volumes distributed across the land, creating a variety of housing types and outdoor spaces. The goal was to reinvent the traditional Japanese home and extend living areas beyond the house into gardens and alleys.

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    The Moriyama House is located in Ohta-ku, Tokyo. It comprises one-room rental units and a single-family home on a 290 square meter plot. Architect Ryue Nishizawa designed independent volumes distributed across the land, creating a variety of housing types and outdoor spaces. The goal was to reinvent the traditional Japanese home and extend living areas beyond the house into gardens and alleys.

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    The Moriyama House is located in Ohta-ku, Tokyo. It comprises one-room rental units and a single-family home on a 290 square meter plot. Architect Ryue Nishizawa designed independent volumes distributed across the land, creating a variety of housing types and outdoor spaces. The goal was to reinvent the traditional Japanese home and extend living areas beyond the house into gardens and alleys.

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    YEAR BUILT:2005

    MORIYAMA HOUSE
    Located in Ohta-ku in the center of Tokyo

    A housing project designed by Architect Ryue Nishizawa is comprising


    of 'one-room mansions,' or exceedingly small studios for rent, and an
    individual dwelling erected on the same property. The house reinvents
    the traditional concept of the Japanese dwelling by distributing, on a
    290 square meter plot, a group of independent volumes that include the
    owner's dwelling and, temporarily, five rental apartments.
    As a result a variety of house types came to be created:
    Moriyama House is located in Ohta-ku, a triple-storied house; square house half buried below
    residential area in Tokyo's central
    ground; house with extremely high ceiling; house
    business district that is peppered with
    single-family homes and medium surrounded by a garden on four sides. They are crowded
    apartment complexes that are organized onto the land, resulting in a variety of outdoor places,
    in a conventional urban design to including small gardens and alleyways. The relationship
    maintain a traditional Japanese feel. The between each house and its garden varies greatly. Their
    neighborhood is a delightful urban block
    goal is to create living spaces that are representative of
    where double to triple-story, mid-scaled
    apartments and residences exist at
    Tokyo, where life extends beyond the confines of the home
    modest intervals in tidy rows, preserving to the garden and alleyways.
    the good old atomsphere of downtown
    Tokyo.

    MAJOR ROAD MINOR ROAD

    WHITE PALE
    STEEL

    PIVOT AND
    SLIDING WINDOWS
    "You are living in the
    atmosphere, not the
    building. ou are living in
    the building, but with the
    atmosphere."
    - Ryue Nishizawa
    AXONOMETRIC VIEW
    MORIYAMA CIRCULATION
    The pathways that run between the structures are open to the
    streets while also connecting to various structures. The goal was to
    not notice the lines between what people considered to be private
    and public property.

    FRONT ELEVATION RIGHT ELEVATION


    Elevating the rooms and placing them in the middle of other spaces,
    as well as having the room's entrance accessible from the garden,
    gives users privacy when entering and leaving the room.

    REAR ELEVATION LEFT ELEVATION


    PRIVATE
    SEMI PUBLIC
    PUBLIC

    INTERIOR DESIGN

    MORIYAMA FLOORPLAN & SECTION

    The spaces between the boxes are really important. They're


    frequently as crowded as the boxes themselves. There is,
    nevertheless, a genuine sense of room and warmth here. There are EXTERIOR DESIGN
    a few activities that fill the gaps between the lush foliage that
    dominates the area. INCIONG, ANNIKA LEILA ORTIZ, KRISTINE JOY MORIYAMA HOUSE CASE STUDY DESIGN 4

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