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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. House with Futokoro in Koganei, Japan by Mizuishi Architects Atelier (designed using Vectorworks)November 12th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Mizuishi Architects Atelier This house was planned in the deepest part of a site divided into three. Because it was expected that next buildings approach in the east and west, I aimed at the house which wind and looking could pass in the north and south direction. Residents are husband and wife, two little girls, two dogs, three cats.They had many personal things, but when I saw the overflow condition of their things,I thought It is good exactly for them just like “they are not worry,even if they do not tidy up” rather than they keep a thing in storage exactly.  Exterior View
 View From Approach The long side direction,walls of east and west is closed.The short side direction,walls of north and south is open by making the minimum structural narrow walls of 600 mm continue at both ends. I call a stracture wall area by this narrow wall “FUTOKORO” ( FUTOKORO means recess space among something in Japanese ). A this “FUTOKORO” changes that role variously, becoming furniture, such as storage, a working table, and a desk, or becoming a pet’s room or extension of the room, closing with curtain or opening.I can say the wall with the thickness that the life of the resident was reflected.  Lattice The whole house is connected,by excursion line of flow which is course by stairs and a wellhole in the center,and by lowering the north side floor of the level+1 in regulation of setback-line. And I arranged a gap and the opening to be able to come to variously from stairs and a wellhole.On the south side,the big earthen floor which served as the entrance is made in one with a terrace,and outside environment is drawn in the inside by being enclosed with a wood lattice. The lattice prevents the escape of pets and controls eyes and sunlight from the outside. This earthen floor unifies the inside and outside by opening a large orificial window, and it is in the place that can interchange with pets.  View from Terrace I think that “FUTOKORO” changes variously in their living and they will live happily with coexisting with pets or things in this house.  Living & Dining  Kitchen & Dining  Well hole looks up  Stairs  Room1  Through the wash space  Room2 from wellhole  Room2-1  Room2-2  Exterior view at night
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