三田结构顾问公司总承包商Nishimura Kenchiku Kobo结构系统木材火焰总楼面面积124.01m2多规格少规格

Consultant Mitsuda Structural Consultants inc. General Contractor Nishimura Kenchiku Kobo Structural system timber flame Total floor area 124.01m2 More Specs Less Specs

Consultant Mitsuda Structural Consultants inc. General Contractor Nishimura Kenchiku Kobo Structural system timber flame Total floor area 124.01m2 More Specs Less Specs

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建筑师提供的文字说明。这个项目的建筑计划是在40年前开发的住宅细分市场中重建一所房子。这个时代的许多房屋今天仍在附近，这种新的结构按照屋顶的形状、外墙的颜色以及整体形式的其他元素来跟随他们的领导。查看这些较老的建筑物，人们注意到，在这些旧建筑物周围的一个一米宽的空间边缘通常是一个简单的间隙，用于储存或容纳诸如空调单元之类的公用管道或器具。即使在挫折更宽的时候，属性的方向通常意味着相邻房屋中的大窗口在这些开放空间上看起来是如此，使得隐私很难获得。

Text description provided by the architects. The architectural program for this project was to rebuild a house in a residential subdivision developed about forty years ago. Many houses from that era remain in the neighborhood today, and this new structure follows their lead in terms of the shape of the roof, color of the exterior walls, and other elements of the overall form. Looking at these older buildings, one notices that the one-meter-wide margin of space around them that is required by setback regulations is typically a simple gap used for storage or to house utility pipes or appliances such as air conditioning units. Even when the setback is wider, the orientation of the properties often means that large windows in neighboring houses look out on these open spaces, making privacy difficult to obtain.

Text description provided by the architects. The architectural program for this project was to rebuild a house in a residential subdivision developed about forty years ago. Many houses from that era remain in the neighborhood today, and this new structure follows their lead in terms of the shape of the roof, color of the exterior walls, and other elements of the overall form. Looking at these older buildings, one notices that the one-meter-wide margin of space around them that is required by setback regulations is typically a simple gap used for storage or to house utility pipes or appliances such as air conditioning units. Even when the setback is wider, the orientation of the properties often means that large windows in neighboring houses look out on these open spaces, making privacy difficult to obtain.

© Shigeo Ogawa

(小川茂雄)

Floor plans

平面图

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在这片土地上，地块较长的部分尤其暴露在邻近的房屋中。我们的反应不是扩大外部差距，而是把建筑物的边缘直接拉到倒退线上，并在外墙的内侧加上一个缓冲地带，从而使居住空间与邻近的房产保持距离。在地面层面上，缓冲区由一条混凝土覆盖的入口组成，该通道延伸到周边的部分区域，从而包围了生活空间。上层的缓冲地带由一个由滑动纸屏(SHOJI)包围的阳台组成，用来遮挡空间，但仍然允许光线通过，从而产生了与相邻房屋分离的暧昧感。在一些地方，屏风被从底部伸出的木门打断，在保持隐私的同时也让微风吹进来。

On this property, the longer sides of the lot were particularly exposed to neighboring houses. We responded not by widening the exterior gap but instead by bringing the edges of the building right up to the setback lines and including a buffer zone on the inner side of the exterior walls, thus distancing the living spaces from neighboring properties. On the ground level, the buffer zone consists of a concrete-floored entryway extended around part of the perimeter so that it enwraps the living spaces. The buffer zone on the upper level consists of a veranda enclosed by sliding paper screens (shoji) that shield the space from view but still allow light to pass through, creating an ambiguous sense of separation from the adjacent houses. In several places, the screens are interrupted by wooden doors that push out at the bottom, letting in breezes while maintaining privacy.

On this property, the longer sides of the lot were particularly exposed to neighboring houses. We responded not by widening the exterior gap but instead by bringing the edges of the building right up to the setback lines and including a buffer zone on the inner side of the exterior walls, thus distancing the living spaces from neighboring properties. On the ground level, the buffer zone consists of a concrete-floored entryway extended around part of the perimeter so that it enwraps the living spaces. The buffer zone on the upper level consists of a veranda enclosed by sliding paper screens (shoji) that shield the space from view but still allow light to pass through, creating an ambiguous sense of separation from the adjacent houses. In several places, the screens are interrupted by wooden doors that push out at the bottom, letting in breezes while maintaining privacy.

Perspective Section

透视科

虽然与周围社区的关系在住房开发中很重要，但隐私也是必不可少的。在这个项目中，缓冲区起到了距离和连接的作用；通过将它们定位在里面，我们的意图是在日常生活所必需的地区之外建立一个剩余的地带。同时，核心居住空间被一个单一的大屋顶覆盖，天窗一直延伸着。这些天窗让整个房子，包括主房间，厨房，书房，甚至浴室都能看到均匀的阳光。

While relationships with the surrounding community are important in housing developments, privacy is also essential. In this project, the buffer zones serve as that point of distancing and connection; by locating them inside, it was our intention to create a surplus zone beyond the areas essential for daily life. Meanwhile, the core living spaces are covered by a single large roof with skylights running all along its length. These skylights admit an even sunlight to the entire house, including the main room, kitchen, study, and even the bathrooms.

While relationships with the surrounding community are important in housing developments, privacy is also essential. In this project, the buffer zones serve as that point of distancing and connection; by locating them inside, it was our intention to create a surplus zone beyond the areas essential for daily life. Meanwhile, the core living spaces are covered by a single large roof with skylights running all along its length. These skylights admit an even sunlight to the entire house, including the main room, kitchen, study, and even the bathrooms.

© Shigeo Ogawa

(小川茂雄)

Architects Shogo ARATANI Architect & Associates

Location Takatsuki, Japan

Area 64.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Shigeo Ogawa

Category Houses

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