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This is the ultimate SEXY HOUSE!!

This is the ultimate SEXY HOUSE!!
The other day, I introduced "SEXY HOUSE" and received a lot of feedback. At that time, M-san, who has always been kind to me, sent me a photo that could be called the ultimate SEXY HOUSE.
SEXY HOUSE Custom-built homes in Kobe
This house is "SEXY," but I don't know if it's Sekisui House.
Why is this house so sexy?
The structure is made of steel, so the color of the exterior walls is completely different only in the steel frame areas.
It's starting to come out. You can see what's inside.
It's truly "SEXY"!!!
Up to this point, any ordinary steel frame house can do this.
It's a sight to behold.
However, what's amazing about this house is the exterior wall between the first and second floors.
A lot of ♡ marks appear in a horizontal row!!
The word "ultimate" is derived from this ♡ mark.
To reveal the truth, this is just the way the steel beams called trusses are assembled on the surface, but it's amusing to see how beautifully it is presented.
A smart elementary school student would probably be happy and say, "Heart House!!"
I also feel it.
This is a common misconception, but the reason for this is
The exterior walls of the areas that have insulation in them do not allow heat to leak out from the inside.
Condensation occurs due to the low temperature of the exterior surface.
On the other hand, the heat leaks out of the steel frame, so the outer wall
The surface is warm so condensation doesn't form. This results in designs like this.
It will come out.
Even in wooden houses, if only filling insulation is used and no exterior insulation is used,
Although it may be slightly visible, it is rare for it to be so obvious. Even with the current construction method that hides the structure, if you look at the north-facing exterior wall in winter, you can see that it is made of wood.
It's usually easy to tell if a building is made of steel.
It's so stupid to build a 3,40-XNUMXmXNUMX two-story house out of steel...
Shouldn't we stop here...?

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