Gallery House

Given the site’s connection between two roads, the design features two separate access points – one serving as the entrance to the house, the other to the gallery. The first floor incorporates a gallery, introducing a sense of publicness within the private residence. The backyard of the gallery also functions as a shared family space, accommodating storage, a closet, and a bathroom.

The second floor is dedicated to communal living, with spaces designed for the family and their friends to gather. On the third floor, three open-plan bedrooms are arranged in connection with loft spaces, adding flexibility and spatial depth to the private quarters.

Credits

Architecture
MOSAIC DESIGN; Ko Nakamura, Sachiyo Hirosawa

Client
Noritaka Kobuse

Year of completion
2024

Location
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

Total area
120 m2

Photos
Takuya Seki

Project Partners

Structural design: yasuhirokanedaSTRUCTURE; Yasuhiro Kaneda
Contractor: Tokyo Gumi

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