Hiroyuki Ogawa Architects has renovated a room inside a reinforced-concrete building in Tokyo to create a 34-square-metre studio apartment that can be divided up with sliding wooden screens.
Located in a residential area of Tokyo between Shibuya and Daikanyama, the small apartment is separated into two parts by a series of sliding zigzag-patterned screens.
One side of the apartment houses a large main living space with a generous ceiling height that could be used as a living room, dining room or bedroom.
The other side is occupied by a master bathroom, kitchen and half bathroom, which can all be partially or fully partitioned off from the main space by the sliding screens.