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House in Muko by Fujiwarramuro Architects

By Sophie Johnson

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This modern residence is a project by Fujiwarramuro Architects that is located in Muko, Kyoto, Japan.

Its unique form is partly influenced by the fan-shaped site on which it was built.

Everyday, the sun performs a dramatic light show as it enters through the home’s louvered facade.

House in Muko by Fujiwarramuro Architects:

“A mezzanine-floored residence consisting of a single-roomed space, located on a fan-shaped site.

The movements of the sun can be felt inside the house all throughout the year. Light coming from the east strikes the louvered boards before entering the house and reaching deep into its interior.

Direct sunlight from the south traces a shower-like path of lines as it penetrates into the building. Light coming from the west reflects off the walls of this house with an open stairwell before entering it.”

Photos by: Toshiyuki Yano

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As the senior editor for HomeDSGN, Sophie is the ultimate authority on all things home. With years of experience and a deep passion for home decor, she brings an unparalleled level of expertise to everything she does. From decorating and interior design or from cleaning to organization, her insights and guidance are invaluable to anyone looking to transform their living space. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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