The architectural object presented is a striking example of a modern interpretation of the traditional A-frame house. The building's facade is distinguished by an expressive triangular form with a steep roof slope that smoothly transitions into walls, creating a solid and monolithic volume.
The front part of the facade is almost entirely glazed, creating a contrast between the impenetrable metal shell and the transparent center. Large triangular windows in the upper section and panoramic sliding doors at the bottom ensure maximum light penetration into the interior. The wooden framing elements of the glazing bring warmth to the metal appearance of the building.
The facade is complemented by a wooden deck that serves as a transitional zone between interior and exterior, extending the living space into the open air. The minimalist finish of the facade with gray metal panels emphasizes the geometric purity of the form, while their horizontal arrangement visually softens the sharp angle of the construction.
The building is harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape with traditional Japanese buildings and greenery in the background. The stone retaining wall and gravel-covered area create a traditional Japanese context in which the modern architectural form appears both innovative and appropriate.