Mugi kara Ie
contributed by
Ethel Baraona Pohl, 6 March 2009
Ethel Baraona Pohl, 6 March 2009
Description Mugi kara Ie:
This chic small house located in a densely built-up area of Osaka, Japan has an intriguing name. The name of the house, “Mugi kara Ie,” sounded like a house (Ie) grown from a grain of barley (Mugi), or a house made of barley when I first heard about it. The name had gotten stuck in my head, so when I learned the actual meaning of the name recently I felt some kind of relief.
Before the owners rebuilt the house, a part of the old house had been a coffee shop called “Mugi” once. The new “Ie (house)” is no longer a coffee shop but is furnished with a small music studio, patio and a roof deck. As in his design of House in Shiosaibashi, Koki Ogata managed to provide maximum spaciousness and functionality with minimum space.
Information Mugi kara Ie:
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Year end:
2006
Area:
60
(m²)
License:
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons
Comments to Mugi kara Ie:
Es tan japonés la manera en que esta edificación nueva se inserta entre las existentes. Me trae muy gratos recuerdos de mi viaje a Japón, que realmente tiene una arquitectura fascinante.
commented by
Jordi Ber, 6 March 2009
Jordi Ber, 6 March 2009























