Tiny House TEKITEKI-AN / 6lines studio
Rain falls on the mountains, seeps into the ground, and eventually flows out to the sea. It evaporates, forms clouds, and then falls on the mountains once more. Within this great water cycle, a summer orange tree was spotted. The tree absorbs water from the ground and yields delicious fruits. If we climb the tree, the sea becomes visible in the distance. This is why the architecture is called “TEKITEKI-AN”; “TEKITEKI” symbolizes the water cycle starting from ‘drop by drop’ and “AN” signifies a traditional Japanese small house.
© Ryo Oyama
- architects: 6lines studio
- Location: Kamanuma, Kamogawa, Chiba 296-0231, Japan
- Project Year: 2023
- Photographs: Ryo Oyama
- Area: 9.0 m2
