63.02°, built in a densely residential area in Nakano, Tokyo, is a small building of a SOHO and an apartment for rent. The front road is really narrow, but the next apartment has a big open space between the road and the building. In order to this situation, the facade of 63.02° is inclined 63.02 degrees toward the front road, so that a wide and deep view is acquired. From the large windows that are opened on the inclined facade, you can see neighbor’s cherry tree and the cityscape.
As a interior designer or architect designer designing small space is a real challenge. Over here we can see how the architect demostrate the use of small space. It certainly is an eyes opening for us to learn. I also like the full glass panels which allow light to come in. It is a good example of a modern design living.
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Small homes are good – they are fuss free and easy to maintain. You can spend more time doing things you’d rather do, not housework.
Plus you don’t have to spend lots of money furnishing it. Larger homes can feel bare without enough decorations in them.
A space like 63.02, you can try decorating those walls with panoramic scenery or art pieces. Narrow rectangular strips are more interesting to look at compared to the more conventional shapes and sizes of decorative wall posters.