<ul><li>The House in Minami-Senri, designed by FujiwaraMuro Architects, demonstrates how to transform a long and narrow plot into a poetic home.</li><li>The design takes advantage of the sloping topography and incorporates traditional materials, embracing Japan's architectural DNA.</li><li>The house features garden pockets that open up the interiors, integrating plants and providing breathing room without sacrificing privacy or space.</li><li>Two small courtyards are used to create gentle transitions between social and private zones, offering moments of pause and natural light.</li></ul>

gardened pockets permeate fujiwaramuro architects’ minami-senri house in osaka

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