The aim of this study is to clarify the correspondence of contemporary Japanese houses to the irregular shaped site from the both point of view of total and partial relationship between the outline of plan and the boundary of site. Total relationship is analized from adaptivity of the outline shape of plan, which is based on the external form of architecture, to the boundary shape of its site. Partial relationship is analized from parallel relations of paired lines of the boundary line of site and the outline of plan. Through this study, 11 types and 10 patterns of the correspondence are determined through these two frames of relations. Comparing the types and patterns, almost two characteristics are founded in a trend of conformity between total and partial relationship, those that are "adaptivity" and "autonomy" to the site.
