It is called so because the house is slanted at 63.02 degrees. Outside the house, you can have a deeper view of the house’s facade and the inside area at the same time. If you want a design that could be the perfect example of “maximizing the space” then the slanted 63.02 House would fit this criteria.

Although the unusual angled house looks very small by looking at the outside, you would be surprised to know that it is actually spacious inside.

Would you consider this as a futuristic house, a modern architecture, or just another crazy house design from the Japanese?

Why do Japanese has these crazy and futuristic ideas? And they even incorporate these when building houses. Aside from the handy gadgets and electronics that are flourishing in the Japanese market, there are now also compacts shelters which they call as the Paco House.

Each and every space in the Paco House is essential. So what the architects did is to maximize it as much as they can. Want to sleep? Not a problem! A comfortable hammock can actually give you that nighty-night sleep that you’ve always wanted without the bug bites. You can also try the extra space below if you don’t want to fill it up with your stuff.

The best thing about the Paco House is that you can conceal some parts of the house such as the dining area and the toilet when not in use. This allows you to occupy the space just in case you want invite people to party with you. Aside from that, the Paco House is also equipped with biodegradable toilet which recycles water. And yeah, the house’s electricity works on wind and solar power as well.

Would you like to live in one of these? How about in the near future?

Japanese modern architecture is one of the most fascinating designs today. Some of the houses are odd-looking while others are simple astounding. The similar thing about these house styles is the minimal designs. Most of the Japanese-style houses that you can see today incorporates a clean design, spacious, and has an inviting effect which would really make you go home ASAP.

If you want to have a Japanese-inspired house, always think of the 3 factors: Earth, Wind, and Fire.

Earth – More often than not, the flooring of these houses are made  from wood.

Wind – The house has a lot of windows or ventilation so that the wind can easily circulate.

Fire – Thanks to the glass window panes, walls, and alike, the sun’s rays can freely pass through the house. This makes the lighting more natural and of course, economical.

Would like to be a minimalist too when it comes to designing your house just like the Japanese?