Suspended Lattice Ceiling House is an exceptional residential project completed in 1978, designed by Morio Mori of C.U.A. Architectural Design Office. Located in Yamatoda-cho, Hachioji, this work exemplifies the architect's innovative approach to domestic space design. The residence is distinguished by its sophisticated suspended lattice ceiling system, which creates a dynamic interplay between structure and aesthetics. This private residence demonstrates Mori's mastery of spatial composition and his thoughtful integration of architectural elements that enhance both functionality and visual interest. The house represents a significant contribution to Japanese residential architecture of the late 1970s, showcasing modernist principles adapted to contemporary living needs.