The planned building is built so that it sticks to the slope of the mountain that suddenly rises from the sea in the middle of the Sadamisaki Peninsula that protrudes to the west of Ehime Prefecture. I supervised the site, which takes more than 2 hours by train or car from Matsuyama Airport, for 6 months. did.

A couple in their 50s live. This house is the final residence where the husband, who has a disability in his wife and legs and uses a wheelchair, lives with a superb view of the Uwa Sea. The plan is a flat house built with steel columns on the slopes and the floor aligned with the road level to facilitate wheelchair evacuation in an emergency.

The mandarin orange fields are stepped in the mountains of the peninsula, and the appearance of the huts scattered on the steep slopes is unique and impressive. I wanted to be one of them, so I took in a warehouse-like texture and added a design to it so that I could add the individuality of the owner. At the time of completion, we are shooting with a drone. We hope that you will see it together with the wonderful environment where you can see the Uwakai below.