| Sumario: | The article focuses on the renovation of Yamato House, a multi-generational residence in Japan's Nara Basin, designed by Tadashi Yoshimura Architects to address rural depopulation challenges. The house, originally built around 150 years ago, has been adapted to accommodate the current owners and their family while preserving its historical elements. The renovation includes the insertion of a new structural shell to enhance living space and seismic performance, while maintaining the integrity of the traditional thatched roof. The design emphasizes community interaction and aims to inspire the regeneration of the village by showcasing the potential of traditional architecture.
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