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Core: Redefining Privacy and Openness in Residential Design

Architect Michihiro Matsuo has unveiled "Core," a unique residential house design that challenges traditional notions of privacy and openness in a quiet residential area of Hyogo, Japan. The owner's vision for a spacious yet private living space has been realized through a carefully planned layout that prioritizes visual connectivity while protecting privacy.

The "Core" design features a high fence surrounding the site, minimal exterior windows, and a central open ceiling that visually connects the different areas of the house. The three-dimensional interior space creates a rich daily life while maintaining a good sense of distance, offering residents a unique living experience.

Constructed with a wooden structure, "Core" prioritizes heat insulation performance and durability, ensuring the building's strength and earthquake resistance. The design's unique properties and strengths lie in its ability to create a visually connected, open living space while safeguarding the privacy of its residents.

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