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House for Living in a Park is a minimal residence located in Hyogo, Japan, designed by Shuhei Goto Architects. The house faces a park frequented by residents of the community and serving as an entry point to an approach to Yuzuruha Shrine with a 1170-year history. Large green trees are lined up on the edge of the park and flowers blooming beautifully mark changes of four seasons. The architects envisioned a “life with the park” in designing this house.

Hollow Light is a minimal lamp created by Berlin-based industrial designer Hayo Gebauer. Hollow Light is medium-sized table lamp casting a soft atmospheric light. Its generous proportions combined with a simplistic geometry provide it with a chummy character. Viewed from an angle the perceived heft of the body reveals that the illuminated glass cylinder is in fact hollow and no light source is present inside of it. 

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House Tokyo is a minimal residence located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Unemori Architects. Contacted by a couple who got hold of this land, Unemori Architects was requested to build a house for two that would serve as a temporary city house. The architects reacted to the challenges posed by urban densification by developing a compact, yet spacious small house with a footprint of just 26m 2 and a total floor area of 51m 2 by making use of a suspended structure.

Barcelona Apartment is a minimal apartment located in Barcelona, Spain, designed and owned by Isern Serra and Valeria Vasi. Located on the fifth floor of a building originally built in the 1950s, the space was in need of repair, and was completely renovated with a new floor plan. By removing the walls, the space was opened up to receive natural light. Serra designed a built-in sofa that matches the cement floors and walls. 

PH House II by Norm Architects

Peckham Rye House is a minimal residence located in London, United Kingdom, designed by Draper Studio. The rear facade needed to have a large opening and be predominantly glazed to maximize the engagement with the rear garden. The rear facade walls returned to either house cabinetry or provide a dwelling across all the seasons. Key to achieve cost efficiency was to use as many self finished materials from easily obtainable ‘highstreet’ and ‘trade’ sources as possible. 

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