Called Tree House, the interior is broken down into four spaces with the function corresponding to the ceiling height and quality of light. Japanese firm Mount Fuji Architects Studio have completed this house in Tokyo, Japan, made from a series of wooden arches gradually rising in height as they pivot around a central column. The dining room enjoys a high ceiling and abundance of light, while the bedrooms are dimmer with lower ceilings.

Although the site has particular sense of oppression and dusky feel, and the actual building lot is completely enclosed by the adjacent houses, realized with the characteristic of the place as the depths of the urban condition without exposing to the outside, and secluded from the town. The site is located at the top of a hill connected with a narrow path leading to the actual building lot. This house for a couple is built in a residential area on a gentle hill in the northern Tokyo. via

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