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Aatismo references ceramic glazes for streaked house extension in Japan

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Japanese architecture studio Aatismo renovated Haniyasu House in Kamakura by extending and reinforcing its structure with four textured volumes that evoke ceramic glazes, using waste materials from pottery-making. This project integrates artistic creation and living spaces for two generations of a family, showcasing how architectural techniques can transform industrial waste into aesthetically rich elements. Content creators can draw inspiration from this innovative use of recycled materials to blend functionality with artistic expression in design projects.

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