In the historic district of Kyoto, the Japanese architects Kentaro Takeguchi and Asako Yamamoto founders of Alphaville Studio, scramble the codes of the traditional Japanese town house, narrow and dark. They have designed interior walls with light wood polyhedral shapes based on logical concepts and multiple functions.Photos © Kei Sugino and K. Takeguchi + Via Alphaville
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