Building: Houses with overhanging roofs
越屋根の住宅
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chofu city, tokyo
The Koshiyane Residence, completed in 1982 in Chofu, Tokyo, is a distinctive residential design by Torojiro Architects. The building exemplifies innovative Japanese residential architecture of the early 1980s. Its name refers to the "koshiyane," a traditional Japanese roof structure featuring a distinctive double-pitched form that creates additional spatial complexity. This residence demonstrates thoughtful integration of traditional architectural concepts with contemporary design principles. The project showcases the architect's ability to maximize functionality and spatial efficiency while maintaining visual interest through its unique roof configuration. It remains a notable example of residential architecture from this influential period.
The Koshiyane Residence, completed in 1982 in Chofu, Tokyo, is a distinctive residential design by Torojiro Architects. The building exemplifies innovative Japanese residential architecture of the early 1980s. Its name refers to the "koshiyane," a traditional Japanese roof structure featuring a dist
...The Koshiyane Residence, completed in 1982 in Chofu, Tokyo, is a distinctive residential design by Torojiro Architects. The building exemplifies innovative Japanese residential architecture of the early 1980s. Its name refers to the "koshiyane," a traditional Japanese roof structure featuring a distinctive double-pitched form that creates additional spatial complexity. This residence demonstrates thoughtful integration of traditional architectural concepts with contemporary design principles. The project showcases the architect's ability to maximize functionality and spatial efficiency while maintaining visual interest through its unique roof configuration. It remains a notable example of residential architecture from this influential period.