The Naha is a building in Okinawa, Japan which is purposed as a city gallery and apartment house. This building was designed by 1100 Architect and Juergen Riehm as the principal architect. The building includes a gallery, retail space, partially submerged parking lot, and three rental apartments that each occupies an entire floor. The permeable interface of interior and exterior unites these various programs of the building.
The combination of transparent, translucent, or opaque glass is depending on privacy level. The solid cast concrete is applied on the east and west walls. The light is provided through small, deep windows placed along the stairwell on the east side and the apartment kitchens on the west.
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