![S House / Komada Architects' Office - Windows, Facade](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/512a/87c6/b3fc/4b8b/0500/0123/newsletter/sakakibaratei_017.jpg?1361741763)
- Area: 104 m²
- Year: 2009
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Photographs:Toshihiro Sobajima
![S House / Komada Architects' Office - Windows, Facade, Courtyard](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/512a/87c9/b3fc/4b95/ce00/0124/newsletter/sakakibaratei_019.jpg?1361741766)
Text description provided by the architects. It is the house for three person family built in the suburb of Tokyo.
![S House / Komada Architects' Office - Facade, Handrail](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/512a/8806/b3fc/4ba8/5000/012d/medium_jpg/sakakibaratei_084.jpg?1361741826)
The form that five different small boxes gathered at random, makes no difference between front and back of the house and control the overall scale.
![S House / Komada Architects' Office - Image 8 of 15](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/512a/87d6/b3fc/4b95/ce00/0126/newsletter/sakakibaratei_035.jpg?1361741779)
In the first floor, five spaces varying in area and the ceiling height are connected in a string, and eyes go with the private room of second floor and the central stair hall to create integral, complicated interior.
![S House / Komada Architects' Office - Image 12 of 15](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/512a/8886/b3fc/4ba8/5000/0131/newsletter/first.jpg?1361741951)