Tent Cabin in Omori / HUNE ARCHITECTS

"Yurika Kono Text description provided by the architects. This is a two-storey timber house designed for a young couple and their two children. Each family member has their own passions and rhythms, they wished for a home with a variety of places to retreat into and yet remain connected- so that their days could flow together without crowding into one another."

"Yurika Kono + 14 Architects: HUNE ARCHITECTS Area of this architecture project Area: 72 m Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2025 Photographs:Yurika Kono Lead Architects: Kota Tamaki, Julia Li, Sei Hayashi, Koh Inami Engineering & Consulting > Structural: Graph Studio Engineering & Consulting > Environmental Sustainability: Studio Nora Engineering & Consulting > Other: Haruka Shoji (Textile Design) General Contractor: Akashoshin Kaihatsu Ltd"

"More SpecsLess Specs Yurika Kono Text description provided by the architects. This is a two-storey timber house designed for a young couple and their two children. Each family member has their own passions and rhythms, they wished for a home with a variety of places to retreat into and yet remain connected- so that their days could flow together without crowding into one another. See allShow less About this office"

Tent Cabin in Omori is a two-storey, 72 m² timber house completed in 2025 for a young couple and their two children. The design provides multiple retreat spaces so each family member can follow individual rhythms while remaining visually and spatially connected. Lead architects include Kota Tamaki, Julia Li, Sei Hayashi and Koh Inami. Structural engineering was provided by Graph Studio and environmental sustainability consulting by Studio Nora. Haruka Shoji contributed textile design. Photographs were taken by Yurika Kono and Akashoshin Kaihatsu Ltd served as general contractor. The plan balances private nooks and communal flow to avoid crowding.

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