日本三阶住宅，打造高度差上的精致生活_家装空间_设计案例作品

发布时间：2013-10-11 03:12:00 {{ caseViews }} {{ caseCollects }}

设计亮点

利用室内设计专业知识，将建筑内部做成三段式台地布局，克服场地高差，同时创造丰富的空间层次。

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这座房屋位于日本兵库县一个建满住宅区的山坡上。场地高差超过3米。建筑师将建筑内部做成三段式台地布局以克服场地内部的高差，楼梯和坡道联系着空间。最低段放置了入口和客房，最高段放置了私人空间（下方是车库），主要的起居生活空间位于中段。

The site is located on a corner lot of a fancy residential area on a hill, and faces toward sloped roads on the west and north sides. This residential area was developed about a half century ago. As time has passed, small-scale developments have been undertaken due to dividing and uniting lots.

Just like the other sites, due to an arbitrary assumption of the developer, this site also has a recently built high wall on the west side, as if rejecting an approach to the site. However, construction of an in-ground garage may have been assumed, and there is level land and a slope to connect the 3m height difference on the southwest side. There is also a slope from the road on the north side, and the flat ground is about 1m high. The flat ground was probably set based on the neighboring lot.

Therefore, this lot has 3 levels due to the relationship between the roads on the west and north sides, and the neighboring lot. We thought that a new development of another level was pointless. No matter what the situation was, the context of this location included the current situation and it was more natural to follow the context. Three floor levels, adjusted to each height, were individually made. By connecting these, the entire space was constituted.

Based on the required volume, the three areas were partly layered and connected with stairs and slopes from the entrance to the roof. Volume studies were conducted in order to create a form to materialize such activities. The activities brought out from the characteristics of this site constitute this building, rather than the building determining people’s movements. As a result, the building was constituted with three crisscrossed monolithic forms, as if they were responding to the road on the west side that slopes up from south to north.

The west-side volume in the lowest part of the site has an entrance and a guestroom, and the southeast volume in the highest part has private spaces such as a bedroom. The third volume connects them and also has a garage that is accessible from the north side, and a living space that is the center of living.