It is a house with a small clinic built on a slope.
The client who runs the clinic as a couple has a hobby of automobiles, and a garage that can store five cars, large and small, was required. There is also a Japanese-style room where you can have a tea party, a small conference room, and a hobby room attached to the garage, making it a truly versatile program. As a result, due to site conditions and legal restrictions, the garage was placed in the center of the second floor, with a clinic below and a house above. Various spaces were required in the program, but I decided to put them together so as to wrap them in a regular structure.
The roof and outer wall, which had rounded corners to give a sense of unity, were covered with a smooth silver metal plate as RC external insulation. It was intended to blend a fairly voluminous building into the surrounding greenery and sky, while at the same time becoming an object with an organic impression like a classic car. A large window is opened on the south side where the view is open, but fins are installed on and on both sides of each window to control the sunlight.
Wood-based materials are used in the room where the concrete surface is exposed, and the concrete surface is also made white with a feeling of texture to soften the impression of the interior space. From each space for different purposes, different views open to the south and north, giving the space its individuality.