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House in Ueda, Japan | Case Design Studio
This two-story house in Ueda Nagano, Japan, designed by Case Design Studio, stands as a unique minimalist piece of architecture in its rural setting.
The geometrical wooden structure has a ground floor that opens with large sliding doors to the side orchard of pear and peach trees, while the second, projecting volume remains more private, with a narrow horizontal strip window running the entire length of its facade.
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Description from Case Design Studio:
House in Ueda is located in the countryside on a site that was a part of a peach and pear orchard. A southern garden provides a large sunken terrace. On top of the terrace, a second floor eaves lead to the dining room.
There is a study room, which is also a passage, connecting each room on the garden side of the living room on the second floor. A window frontage of 10m overlooks the tops of the fruit trees.