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A wooden walkway wraps around the home, connecting the zen-inspired side-yard to the back.
A wooden walkway wraps around the home, connecting the zen-inspired side-yard to the back.
A peek at another bedroom, located off the dining room.
A peek at another bedroom, located off the dining room.
The bathroom included in the primary suite presents a large shower and oversized soaking tub.
The bathroom included in the primary suite presents a large shower and oversized soaking tub.
A sliver of the landscape is captured between the second-floor deck and the roof at the Lantern at Linkhorn Bay residence. "By borrowing from the scenery, the horizontal emphasis of the building calls forth the qualities of place," reveals the architect.
A sliver of the landscape is captured between the second-floor deck and the roof at the Lantern at Linkhorn Bay residence. "By borrowing from the scenery, the horizontal emphasis of the building calls forth the qualities of place," reveals the architect.
The Tairyu-Sanso garden in Kyoto, Japan, was designed in by pioneering Japanese garden architect Ogawa Jihei VII, who also laid out the idyllic Heian-jingū and Murin-an gardens. "Here, Ogawa incorporates the distant view of Mount Higashiyama," says garden designer Sophie Walker, author of The Japanese Garden (Phaidon, 2017). "With the carefully composed natural scenes framed by windows and sloping roofs, you would never know that this private property is surrounded by the modern city of Kyoto."
The Tairyu-Sanso garden in Kyoto, Japan, was designed in by pioneering Japanese garden architect Ogawa Jihei VII, who also laid out the idyllic Heian-jingū and Murin-an gardens. "Here, Ogawa incorporates the distant view of Mount Higashiyama," says garden designer Sophie Walker, author of The Japanese Garden (Phaidon, 2017). "With the carefully composed natural scenes framed by windows and sloping roofs, you would never know that this private property is surrounded by the modern city of Kyoto."