r/jutaku

JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE: Jutaku is more than a building. It’s a proportion, restraint, light and the space between things. It’s a philosophy how a house is lived in. This sub is for: • Japanese residential architecture, past and present. • Thoughtful floor plans and details. • Stillnes function, and design with purpose. Just homes that make sense. Recommended reading: • [Jutaku - Apple Books](https://books.apple.com/us/book/jutaku-japanese-mastermind-architects/id6747297119?ign-itscg=30200)