House S in Yokohama.

A renovation project that redefines the relationship between interior space and daily life through clarity, continuity, and material restraint. The intervention focuses on simplifying the existing layout, allowing light and circulation to flow more naturally across the space. By introducing a controlled palette of materials and subtle spatial transitions, the project creates a calm and adaptable environment. Rather than imposing a new identity, the design reveals latent qualities within the original structure, shaping a quiet domestic atmosphere for contemporary living.