Villa Metamorphosis, by architect Ben Ryuki Miyagi

日本建筑师宫城建(BenRyukiMiyagi)说，这个场景非常重要。他的实践跨越了日本和纽约。“我在寻找一座建筑，它可以成为景观中的一个物体，具有良好的摄影质量。”宫城县的戏剧性延长花了18个月才完成。在地面上增加了三座建筑物，为景观建立视线。这所房子坐落在一个长长的结构旁边，它是一个延伸的走廊，通向一个小房间，屋顶向天空敞开。这座孤独之家也是一道篱笆，它突出了田野对面的景色，同时也为周围的房屋提供了一道屏障。还有一座由四座象征塔组成的建筑，让人想起一座倒置的日本寺庙门。最后，在房子前面是一个混凝土甲板，有一个空隙，你可以坐在里面。这种类似于舞台的结构被称为天空镜(因为雨水聚集在其中，反射天空)，定义了站点的前景边界。这些对象都具有实用功能，用作屏幕或定义空间。它们不仅仅是雕塑。虽然建筑师是他

The two-bedroomed house sits on an elegant one-acre plot in Ulster County, upstate New York, with rolling lawns backed by woodland

The existing front windows were replaced with frameless glass openings

The front of the building is rendered in black stucco

In front of the house is a concrete deck with a void called the Sky Mirror - rain collects in it, reflecting the heavens

The domes are clad in hand-cut asphalt shingles that are reminiscent of fish scales, held on by stripes of white battening

Natural light enters the bedrooms through four beak-shaped translucent polycarbonate louvres

The louvres up close

A long structure that acts as an extended hallway leading to a small room with a roof open to the sky, is situated beside the house

The three curved domes, which block the view to the neighbouring property

Miyagi describes the decoration around the frameless glass openings as 'hieroglyphic geometries' with an East Asian feel

The curved domes are top-lit, so infuse the interior with light

View into the living space in the domed end of the house

View of the domes from below