Atelier Boronski recently finished a three storey house on a small hill overlooking Kyoto city. The house is conceived of as a simple container with private spaces lodged almost randomly within. But with views in all directions the randomness is orchestrated. The main Living, Dining, Kitchen area on the first floor opens onto the main terrace facing the garden to the east allowing classical indoor/outdoor living, and the ceiling height in this area varies from 2.5m to 7.5m. As you move through this area can you clearly perceive the three primary elements. The two main bedrooms bridge the building, and their north/south facing walls of glass allow the external cladding to continue into the rooms, one white plaster, one black timber. The bathroom on the second floor has a large internal window overlooking the garden to the east and the guest bedroom on the third floor pushes straight out to the west. The garage door facing the street (to the west) is fully camouflaged as a wall of horizontal louvers that continues up to form the railing for the second floor terrace. Architect Atelier Boronski | Photos by Kei Sugino

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