Компактний будинок в Токіо від Такуро Ямамото з великою і відкритою терасою

Будинки в Японії в основному компактні, маленькі. Архітектор Takuro Yamamoto знайшов вихід зі складної урбаністичної ситуації — невеликий будинок з великою терасою з'явився в одному з передмість Токіо. Архітектор працював в тісній співпраці з клієнтами, искавшими способи поліпшити умови життя в мегаполісі. Так з'явилася велика тераса при маленькому будинку. Приватне життя під замком — біля тераси немає вікон, що дивляться на вулицю. Навпаки, вікна верхнього поверху впираються в стіну тераси. «Живучи в такому густонаселеному місті, як Токіо, абсолютно необхідно мати особистий простір», — упевнений Takuro Yamamoto. Тут три поверхи: гараж, спальня і ванна кімната і вітальня з кухнею на самому верху. Можна вийти назовні прямо з вітальні, позайматися йогою або повечеряти після важкого дня. Ідеально затишно. this dwelling designed by japanese architect takuro yamamoto offers residents a large outdoor patio, despite its small footprint. located in a densely populated suburb of tokyo, the appropriately titled 'little house with a big terrace' was developed in close collaboration with its clients — a married couple seeking a better standard of urban living. in order to guarantee privacy, no windows face the passing street. instead, views are provided from the upper levels of the home towards the adjacent sundeck. 'through the process of designing this house, we tried to prove that having a rich private external space was important for making a crucial difference in the quality of life inside the house, as well as obtaining various possibilities of external activity', explains the architect. the scheme is located in a densely populated suburb of tokyo the property contains three primary storeys. at ground level the terrace forms the roof of a sheltered garage, with a second bedroom and bathroom was included. stairs lead upwards to the home's living and cooking spaces, which are oriented towards the open-air patio. it is here where the clients are able to spend time outdoors, practicing yoga and tending to their plants. floor-to-ceiling glazing provides a constant source of natural light. 'considering that the client's original request was having a big terrace for doing yoga freely under the sun, connecting the terrace to the living room and the bedroom with big windows was the best way to offer fresh air and daylight to the internal spaces — like having respiratory organ to let the house breathe,' continues takuro yamamoto. at ground level the terrace forms the roof of a sheltered garage the couple's sleeping quarters are joined by a small study at the верхній level, which also benefits from large retractable windows. to maximize daylight and views, the terrace has been made as wide as possible — a gesture that has resulted in reduced floor plates. consequently, the architect devised an area of storage, inserted between the first and second floors. 'the most effective way to achieve real spaciousness in high density residential areas is to incorporate unlimited external spaces into the design, rather than trying to make internal spaces larger,' adds the japanese architect. living space is oriented towards the open-air patio the outdoor space allows the clients to spend time outdoors floor-to-ceiling glazing provides a constant source of natural light stairs leading to the home's верхній level living space at the intermediate storey the couple's sleeping quarters are joined by a small study access to a storage area is concealed within the staircase views are provided from the upper levels of the home towards the adjacent sundeck   #architecture #design #art #technology #readers #competitions #product #library #interiors #video #interviews architecture, design, art, technology, readers, competitions, product, library, interiors, video, interviews