Final Wooden House in Kumamura Village, Japan by Sou Fujimoto Architects

Updated on January 4, 2022 in Masterpiece

Final Wooden House in Kumamura Village

Also known as the Jenga House. The idea was conceived by the architect by stacking up 350mm square lumber on top of each other, with a simple act of subtracting and stacking, the final masterpiece has no separations of floor, wall, and ceiling here. The floor becomes the chair, the ceiling becomes the floor, the wall becomes the structure and vice versa. All photos copyright and taken by Iwan Baan. Head over to his site for more photos.

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The floor becomes the chair, the ceiling becomes the floor, the wall becomes the structure and vice versa

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