Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates have completed the Complex House in Nagoya, Japan, and is a masterpiece on minimalistic architecture with modern, cutting-edge shaping of the house itself.
The exterior is immediately striking. With an effective, corrugated steel shell, the house becomes an efficient yet attractive proposition. By placing the house in a mainly industrial area, it stands out as modern and lavish, especially as it shines in the daylight. The clever, rigid, box-like shapes provide a unique, original style for the house also, as do the windows which alternate in shape and size, ensuring that natural light breaks through into the interior.
Inside, this exaggeration of literally cutting-edge shapes is continued. The bright white interior creates a beautiful juxtaposition with the equally minimalistic corrugated steel on the outside; an excellent combination. The interior also provides plenty of spacious areas for living, allowing for privacy or sociability, dependent on the occasion. The sleek, wooden flooring also combines very well with the dominant white of the interior, creating an attractive prospect for luxury living.
With comfortable, modern and relaxing furnishings to complete this beautiful accommodation, the Complex House is amongst the highest echelons in terms of luxury architecture.
