Shigeru Fuse's latest residential project in Japan is composed of three interlocking concrete tubes

ShigeruFuse的最新私人住宅项目由三根联锁的混凝土管组成，很容易被误认为是一家艺术画廊。他们最初的要求是建筑师确实需要一个混凝土的，像画廊一样的空间，在那里他们可以展示他们最喜欢的设计家具集合。

然而，对建筑师来说，建筑的特色形式主要是实际考虑的结果。Fuse解释说：“这座房子位于两个山谷之间，在软土地上，所以必须有深厚的地基。”为了减少脚印，上部结构很快就变成了悬臂式结构。熔断器然后用屋顶板将倾斜的墙壁模塑成一个光滑连续的混凝土结构。

餐厅、浴室和一个特殊的工作室空间(主人的妻子在那里剪她朋友的头发)都是从6米高的中心居住空间挤出来的。在多方面的内部，是使用光而不是传统的墙壁来分隔中心的空虚。一段黑色的、极小的台阶引导游客穿过房子；一种根据外面的光强变化的体验。Fuse解释说：“自然光在倾斜表面的反射和折射产生了一系列使内部感觉分裂的地方，但同时又相互连接。”

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The brief from the owners was for a concrete, gallery-like space where they could showcase their favourite collection of design furniture

'The house is located between two valleys and on soft ground, so deep foundations were a necessity', Fuse explains. 'To reduce the footprint, the upper structure soon turned into a cantilevered one'

Fuse then moulded the slanted walls with the roof slab into one smooth and continuous concrete structure

The dining room, bathroom and a special studio space (where the owner's wife cuts her friends' hair) are extruded from the 6m-high central living space

Within the multifaceted interior, it is the use of light instead of conventional walls that divides the central void

A flight of black, minimal steps guides the visitor through the house; an experience that changes according to the light intensity outside

The reflection and refraction of natural light onto the slanted surfaces produce a sequence of places which make the interior feel divided, but at the same time connected', Fuse explains

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