Shibuya-ku House by Yuko Nagayama

The house, designed by Yuko Nagayama, is built on a long, narrow plot measuring 6,5 meters by 20 meters and is surrounding by tall buildings that cast shadows over it throughout the day.
The design attempts to resolve the problem of the lack of natural light entering the building by inserting a triangular courtyard on the first floor, which divides the long building in two. Inside the house, the visual continuity is varied because the whole space plays with two types of perception: the real and the visual.