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House in Enjyuuji / tatta architects


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© Tetsuya Yashiro


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© Tetsuya Yashiro


© Tetsuya Yashiro


© Tetsuya Yashiro

  • Architects: tatta architects
  • Location: Ukiha Yoshii, Fukuoka, Japan
  • Architect In Charge: Tatsunori Kakuno
  • Area: 226.61 sqm
  • Project Year: 2016
  • Photographs: Tetsuya Yashiro
  • Garden Design: Toshinori Kakuno
  • Construction: Sawayaka Kensetsu
  • Total Area: 167.85 sqm

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© Tetsuya Yashiro

The site is located in Ukiha Yoshii town in southern Fukuoka prefecture. From Minoyama areas of the south side of the town rich water and wind, it is a magnificent landscape can enjoy land. Renovation of the Japanese house of this plan is built 60 years at the foot of the Minoyama land. Residents wanted a little richer life than the current three both, in the middle-aged and elderly people.


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© Tetsuya Yashiro

Existing buildings epidemic of design and distribution material of that era have been up 3 times renovated in up to now has been scattered. It advanced the design and that take advantage of the ceiling of the various elements like the ceiling of pine plate there from the time of completion when the person in the mix are attracted by the beauty of the beams of pine this beautiful pine plate to the core of the concept.


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© Tetsuya Yashiro

Section

Section

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© Tetsuya Yashiro

In this so-called Japanese-style house, such as there is no partition wall, its role is partition joinery supplement. When a large number of people gather at the time of festivals and memorial service is functional in very flexible, or the like can use the two-chamber joinery is tought as 1 room. Joinery is shape the room in a state of being removed is the transom where the four corners of the pillars connect it. The transom this time, has been changed from the soil wall on a glass plate. Has become the clear transom is let me spread the ceiling of pine board to the entire building even in the closed state of the joinery, space with its own sequence that will function as a thin outline of the room that it is taken off the joinery.


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© Tetsuya Yashiro

As a whole to change the position of the floor plan and stairs in accordance with the current of living the way, I am doing the swapping and HajimeSo beating of the pillars. Entrance joinery is equipped with changing the lighting and the blindfold and strike that put the blind in between the glass. I made a new wall portion is a diatomaceous earth of white, will be carried to the back of the building while shaded passes through the glass transom while sliding the entrance of the light wall of diatomaceous earth, which came in from the strike.


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© Tetsuya Yashiro

Owner garden in the grounds there is also that you are engaged in the landscaping industry and leave it all. And sit on the veranda south side of the vestibule is understood well that is willing connects the landscape of the home and Minoyama land. I think that the possibility of local renovation found a little rich life without necessarily seek a dramatic change was visible in this project.


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© Tetsuya Yashiro

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Tropical Space uses perforated brickwork to build riverside pottery studio in Vietnam



Vietnamese studio Tropical Space has completed a cube-shaped sculpture workshop for artist Le Duc Ha, which hides an elaborate bamboo shelving grid behind its perforated brick walls (+ slideshow). (more…)

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What a Salad / QNA Architecture Lab


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© Jaehyuk Nam


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© Jaehyuk Nam


© Jaehyuk Nam


Diagram

  • Architects: QNA Architecture Lab
  • Location: Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea
  • Designers: Jay Song, Joon Kim
  • Client : What A Company co.,ltd
  • Area: 70.24 sqm
  • Project Year: 2016
  • Photographs: Jaehyuk Nam

© Jaehyuk Nam

© Jaehyuk Nam

‘WHAT A SALAD,’ which will be a new paradigm of food and beverage culture in Itaewon, is a salad specialty store who provides salad made out of fresh pure organic materials through ‘Performance’ of ‘Chop’ and ‘Mix.’


Diagram

Diagram

Plan

Plan

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© Jaehyuk Nam

The concept, ‘Green to The Moon,’ means nature heading for the moon and contains a pure determination to spread ‘WHAT A SALAD’ far into the space. Space that contains the meaning and intention starts from future-oriented and fantastic design vocabularies. GRID pattern and mirror were used to give maximum extension within neat proportion, and the light box connected from the outside all the way to the inside in equal spacing depicts an image of blasting into the world of a whole new dimension beyond the universe. Space that appears after passing an opening that abstracted the moon-shape trajectory evokes witty and fantastic space as a restaurant of rabbit dressed in suit. 


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© Jaehyuk Nam

Design of the first WHAT A SALAD that reflected locality mixed modernized formative aesthetics of the West and color and pattern of Korean culture. They tried to contain energetic and fresh atmosphere of Broadway in New York and antique and serious atmosphere of Europe, and used color and pattern of Korea on the background. Will and vision of the business owner to serve salad through high manufacturing process using good food materials have mutual contextuality with a shaping process of the design, and can expect the paradigm shift of a new food culture. 


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Alexander Gorlin creates colourful affordable housing for single adults in The Bronx



New York studio Alexander Gorlin Architects has completed a Bronx apartment block with small studios for low-income tenants, including those who were once homeless (+ slideshow). (more…)

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House of Calm / Satoru Hirota Architects


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© Satoru Hirota Architects


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© Satoru Hirota Architects


© Satoru Hirota Architects


© Satoru Hirota Architects

  • Architects: Satoru Hirota Architects
  • Location: Niigata, Niigata Prefecture, Japan
  • Architects In Charge: Satoru Hirota, Yasuko Hirota
  • Contractor: Naka Constructions Co., Ltd. / Shizuo Nakamura
  • Area: 90.26 sqm
  • Photographs: Satoru Hirota Architects
  • Building Area: 70.19 sqm
  • Site Area: 512.20 sqm

© Satoru Hirota Architects

© Satoru Hirota Architects

This house is built on a very long site from north to south.
The house is located in the center of site,
South side and the north side of this site are each a different garden of features.
The south side of the garden is a static garden for views from the room.
The north side of the garden is the active garden, such as kitchen garden and wisteria.
For winter monsoon is a strong regional,
The roof is a shape, such as escape the wind pressure.
Roof and wall material of high stain resistance and abrasion resistance are selected.
The south side of the gutter is made of steel, but also serve as snow stop function.


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© Satoru Hirota Architects

Section

Section

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© Satoru Hirota Architects

Ceiling in the room at the same slope as the roof slope,
The first floor living room and the second floor Japanese-style room is continuous spatially.
Wind passes from north to south by the continuous,
Even lighting from the south can be incorporated into the north side of the room.


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© Satoru Hirota Architects

Residents look at the garden, and make the vegetables in the home garden,
It is possible to spend a relaxed one day like this to.


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© Satoru Hirota Architects

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