Yoshichika Takagi + Associates has carried out a dramatic renovation of a house on the outskirts of the city of Furano, which was originally built in 1974.

The studio stripped the two-storey house back to its wooden frame. Its clapboard facade was removed and replaced by black sheet metal on three sides, while panels of translucent corrugated plastic cover the extension on the fourth side.

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates named the project Deformed Roofs of Furano for its unusual profile.

The project is based on a study carried out by the studio of asymmetrical buildings in the area that were popular in the 1960s and 70s.

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