about Rotem:
Born and raised in Kiryat Bialik, Israel, I moved to Canada in August 2007 (age 24) and started studying in the Theory and History of Architecture (or as I call it – the “you were not accepted to architecture but we still want your money” program). Luckily, I got in at 2008 and been living in the studio ever since.
Hint – Terry Rozz is my pen name, although I never used it for published works.
assigned house:
Glass Block Wall – Horiuchi House, Osaka JAPAN
Tadao Ando
Studio 2, Fall 2009 
Resources
1) Unlisted author, “Horiuchi Residence,” The Japan Architect 7910 (1979): 71.
2) Long, Susan orpett, Family Change and The Life Course in Japan, (Ithaca: Cornell University, 1987)
3) Jeremy, Michael, and M. E. Robinson, Ceremony and Symbolism in the Japanese home, (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1989)
4) Judidio, Philip, Tadao Ando at Naoshima: Art, Architecture, Nature, (New York: Rozzoli International Publications, 2006)
5) Flickr, http://www.flickr.com/photos/39583011@N05/3778764694/
Please post resources on your house’s page:
Your inspiration post reminded me that you should check out Silophone.
http://www.silophone.net/