When it comes to modern houses Japan has plenty of creative examples. The studio used black metal sheets to cover three sides of the asymmetrical house, but designed a completely open rear with translucent panels and exposed wooden frame.
Upstairs, the kitchen and living room offer the best views as they open towards a verdant landscape. A mezzanine area houses a double bedroom wrapped in wood. Like many Japanese modern house designs, House in Tsukimiyama features an interior garden. Tato Architects designed the dwelling with a simple corrugated metal exterior and an angled roof. Inside, a covered courtyard has been transformed into a garden with a glass roof that bathes the space in natural light.
A suspended wood and metal walkway connects different areas of the house, enhancing the industrial character of the design further. The main living areas have a direct relationship with the garden, while the bedrooms on the upper level benefit from the cocooned feel of the space under the roof. Minimalist but bold, Slender House makes the most of a narrow and compact plot of land in a busy neighborhood in Shiga, Japan.
Closed facades provide privacy, while carefully placed windows frame the views. Made of concrete and metal, this dwelling has a dark color palette on the exterior. The living spaces feature bright white walls and textured concrete surfaces as well as dark brown wooden furniture and flooring.
House in Gakuenmae by Fujiwaramuro Architects is a great example of contemporary architecture influenced by landscape. The design also shows that when it comes to modern houses Japan based architecture studios often find ingenious and elegant solutions to complex problems. For example, this dwelling on an elevated site required a new parking space. With a limited budget, the team discarded the idea of a new wall and created a slope that connects the house to the lower, adjacent land.
This clever solution also influenced the design of the home. It features an elongated roof that continues the angle of the topography and gives the dwelling its distinctive character and triangular silhouette. Designed by SAI Architectural Design Office , this Japanese modern house features two volumes with a covered central space that connects them to the forest landscape.
Named Seki House, this dwelling in Toyono-cho, Osaka, has a flexible design thanks to the large doors that open or close the covered terrace. Here, the inhabitants can relax in a private lounge area or invite friends and neighbors to a barbecue party on the terrace.
Inspired by the Japanese doma, House in Takaya offers a modern twist on the traditional concept of using compacted dirt to link the outdoors with indoor spaces. Suppose Design Office designed the contemporary dwelling with an imaginative layout and design, showing an example of the best modern houses Japan has to offer. A wooden platform occupies one side of the open-plan living room and kitchen, while two staircases lead to the upper floor with the bedrooms.
Sliding doors open the ground floor to the surroundings, transforming this dwelling into a social space that welcomes friends and neighbors. Many designs in our list incorporate nature into living spaces.
This Japanese modern house is a perfect example. The greenhouse with acrylic glass panels and a wooden frame complements the residential part of the dwelling while remaining an independent structure. The adaptable design allows the owners to change the spaces as needed as their family grows. Inside, wooden surfaces and white walls combine with the generous glazing and transparent panels to create a bright and warm living space.
Speaking of modern houses Japan has plenty of designs to impress architecture lovers. Take the Nojiri-ko Nature Platform project, for example. The multi-layered design makes the most of different elements. A wooden plane works as flooring in one area and as a kitchen countertop in another. Steps double as seating and walls shield bedrooms from view while leaving them partly open. Upstairs, the open attic enhances the height of the interior but also features cleverly hidden storage areas.
The upper level boasts glazing that wraps around two sides and offers stunning views of the lake. Glass and wood alternate in the cubic form of Nerima House by the Elding Oscarson studio. Located on a small plot of land in a Tokyo neighborhood, this Japanese modern house has a special relationship with the surroundings.
The studio designed the contemporary dwelling around an existing garden. Slightly sunken, the ground floor features uninterrupted windows that immerse the inhabitants into the garden. The upper level has a higher ceiling as well as degree glazed walls that open the living space to the outdoors. This Japanese modern house has a simple geometric silhouette with clean lines and a carefully considered layout that optimizes the relationship between the indoor and outdoor spaces and between different rooms.
A spiral staircase with a minimal footprint adds a focal point in the interior while also doubling as a partition between the entrance and the bedroom. Add them on the long sides of the third level, beneath and to the side of the rooflet on the second level. Remove a row of blocks at the top of each of the short sides on the fourth level. Place a row of blocks just below the cut-out on the long sides of the fourth level.
Build two rings of slabs to finish off the roof of the fourth level. Build two rings of slabs around the bottom level to complete the roofing of the castle. Go to the top of the roof and build a row of fence posts, if desired. Add an optional edging. Replace the edges of the roof with a different-coloured block, such as spruce or dark oak. This helps the features of the building to stand out. Make a hole in the front as a door, and build a staircase leading up to it.
Build a staircase between every level. Make sure that you replace any lights that the staircase covers up, to prevent mobs from spawning. Method 4. Build gravel paths between your buildings. A simple step, but it does help. Build a stone pagoda. Stone pagodas are much more compact than wooden pagodas. Building one with five layers looks good, but in real life they can have as many as sixteen layers. A stone pagoda works well as a focal point, for example at a crossroads.
Build a torii gate. In real life, these are usually found at the entrances to Shinto shrines. They can serve to draw your attention towards a particular path or building. Build toro lanterns along the pathways. Like torii, toro are usually found in Shinto shrines. They serve to illuminate the pathways, and in Minecraft, keep the mobs away. Plant oak trees around your buildings. I am very impressed by your work and I want to recreate it; however, I'm stuck at the point where you first lay out wool.
Any ideas? The wool just serves as a guide for where the building will go. For the castle, the wool just forms a series of boxes. The bottom box is five blocks high, and the others are four blocks high, and each one is a bit shorter than the one below it. For the house, the wool forms a line to plan out where the roof goes.
Yes No. Not Helpful 7 Helpful Depends on what style you want! Try looking up some Japanese interior architecture and basing it on that. Not Helpful 5 Helpful It's just some wool blocks to provide an outline to give you an idea of how to build things.
Not Helpful 3 Helpful 7. I'm trying to make it exact because I find it hard to translate what you've done to another situation. What were the dimensions you started with at the base with regard to width and length? The base for the house is 13 x The initial layout of logs for the pagoda is 21 x I'm not quite sure how wide I made the castle, but both dimensions will be an odd number.
Not Helpful 7 Helpful 7. Miya Chia. No, it does not. You are just simply building a Japanese style building. Now you can download Minecraft Pocket 1. Edition for Android and iOS. You will not find a game that has made such a big fuss as Minecraft.
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There's also plenty of space inside for all your crafting equipment and a place to rest. This build is not a treehouse, but I wanted to include it in our elevated homes section because SheepGG 's hanging house is gorgeous. A creative solution for those looking for the ultimate view, this hanging house is a cosy little nook, but only if you can stomach the look down.
Clean lines and minimalist designs transfer really well into Minecraft's blocky world and this modern build definitely fits the bill. Rizzial has a bunch of slick house ideas on their Minecraft channel but this modern house build stuck out because it's slightly bigger with three whole floors. I love how angular this build is and the brick, wood, and white blocks balance each other out perfectly.
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It's a build that definitely benefits from some of the best Minecraft shaders , but it's stunning nonetheless. When I think underground base I just think of a shabby bunker, but ItsMarloe 's underground base has blown my expectations away. It's not exactly inconspicuous, but it certainly has plenty of style.
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