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Hyperbolic Paraboloids

You cannot own a car in Japan unless you have a space to park. On-street parking will not be an option.

So, no matter how small the land is, if you are building a house (and you are going to have a car for sure), you will need to create a space for the car.

Akira Yoneda of Architecton came up with a stylish solution to squeeze in a parking space into a narrow footprint. This house called ‘HP’ was built in 2004.

Architecture, Japan | Posted by Gero | Oct 20, 2008 |
 
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