“I sues this family will be safe when the bomb goes off inside their bunker. Where is the furniture, the human spaces and the warmth?”

You’re going to sues the family Graham? I hope you have a good lawyer.

And Susan, in case you think I was insulting either the Japanese or Korean cultures by “mixing” them up. Japanese and Korean language constructs are very, very similar and their design aesthetics are quite close as well, so I’m glad an Asian scholar such as yourself was around to point out my egregious mistake. Thank you so very much. I shall now commit seppuku in your honor.

Some elements make me think of a fortress.

It’s like a cool living space slash maze of wood and concrete. Hmm..I wonder if they are termite free…

& yes, very stunning. love how you see some of the traditional [korean] elements mixed in.

I sues this family will be safe when the bomb goes off inside their bunker. Where is the furniture, the human spaces and the warmth?

I’d happily use it as a storage facility for my stuff but could never live in it.

What blew me away was fifth photo. It is absolutely stunning.

Perhaps the owner feels he/she is being haunted and the ghosts will get lost. It is Japan after all.