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It surprised me a little that the designed housing, or the way the construction manifested itself was similar. Although I found the way those mini-village were built to be likable, there were also points where my way of thinking differed.
The biggest difference with their designed housing, is the fact that our project takes into context the region - the houses are built with the intention to combine both the new residential areas and the farm fields, and won't cause the view from the rooftop to be solely the ground and the sky.
Besides that, the rooftops of the houses we designed aren't places surrounded by walls, but are more open. We're not trying to produce a new mini-village in the center of Rotterdam...

We're not trying to produce a new mini-village in the center of Rotterdam, the difference in our plan is that we want to attempt to build a new village, by including other houses, in a location that was formerly country-side. But I think the difference between the West and Japan regarding our feelings about privacy is starting to become clear.
Talking about differences in feelings of privacy, in contrast to D.V.which cabins each have private rooms, our project has 3 cabins. One doesn't have an interior, another has a communal use bathroom for the family, and another has a guest room. I think it's quite different from the Japanese houses where private rooms aren't as important.