ダイニング (暖炉なし、竹フローリング、コンクリートの床、板張り壁) の写真
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DGK Architects
This home provides a luxurious open flow, opulent finishes, and fluid cohesion between the spaces that give this small rear block home a grandness and larger than life feel.
– DGK Architects
MAKHNO STUDIO
Every movement of the tea master is precise and defined. There are no random steps, gestures, or even breaths. This is not a ceremony, but rather a spiritual experience, like a prayer liturgy. This practice is at once an active meditation, a sensual experience, and the highest form of communication. "The art of tea is the art of life," says the host, and you make a subtle bow of respect.
Hsu McCullough
The dining room sits at the threshold between the garden and the interior. The exterior concrete floor blurs the threshold between outside and inside continuing into the dining room.
MAKHNO STUDIO
The Japanese tea ceremony is called "sado," literally "the way of tea." Originating in the 16th century, it is a highly ritualized meditative experience that reflects the principles of harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. From that time to this day, this action has been the center of the Japanese spiritual life.
ダイニング (暖炉なし、竹フローリング、コンクリートの床、板張り壁) の写真
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