<ul><li>Airhouse introduces a two-family wooden house in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, redefining residential living with an expansive eave structure.</li><li>One of the main design challenges was accommodating a roofed parking space.</li><li>The eave provides parking space for up to four cars and acts as a sheltered approach to the entrance of the house, promoting connection among residents and neighbors.</li><li>Inside, the house adheres to the client's preferences for a serene environment, with a warm beige palette dominating the rooms.</li></ul>

floating white eave slices through black volume of wooden residence by airhouse in japan

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