japanese practice ikimono architects has created 'airy house', a multi-purpose building located in gunma, japan. part-cafe, part-residence, the structure features a distinct architectural language that looks to seemingly merge the internal volume with the exterior environment.
two modest and industrial forms compose the overall structure, their rectilinear bodies placed perpendicular to eachother. treated independently of one another, the units each contain a specific, contrasting program - one private, one public - and unique arrangement of space and materiality.
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