House in Senri in Osaka, Japan by Shogo Iwata Architects

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Sumit Singhal
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House in Senri in Osaka, Japan by Shogo Iwata Architects

May 18th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Shogo Iwata Architects

This house is planned for a family, husband, wife and their son. This small house has 8 levels of floor between entrance in the basement to the roof terrace in order to constitute every space not in concentrated way by big void but reciprocal relation of each space. This arrangement makes the notion of floor ambiguous and the continuity of space compatible with the hierarchy of space.

View of the north facade (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

Architects: Shogo Iwata Architects
Project: House in Senri
Location: Suita, Osaka, Japan
Main use: Residence
Site area: 244.3㎡
Building area: 83.78㎡
Total floor area: 156.50㎡
Software used: Vectorworks for drawings, and Adove Illustrator, photoshop for other things

Approach to the entrance (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

B 1^stfloor: 6.30㎡
1^st floor: 79.20㎡
2^nd floor: 71.00㎡
Building area: 83.78㎡
Structure: Steel
Date of completion: 2010/06
Photography: Iwata Shogo, Nagaishi Hidehiko

View of the front porch (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

In order to realize this spatial constitution with small gap we adopt steel structure. We use visible steel frame in 40mmx125mm flat bar that allow us to make each space flow without gravity.

View of the cantilever and fence (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

View of the north facade (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

Under the cantilever (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

View of living room and dinning room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

View of living room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

View of the garden (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

Stairs from the entrance (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

Living room with the fireplace (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

View of the kitchen space (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of the north facade (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Approach to the entrance (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of the front porch (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of the cantilever and fence (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Section model (Image Courtesy Iwata Shogo)

: View of the north facade (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Under the cantilever (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of living room and dinning room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Stairs between living room and second floor (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of living room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of second floor (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of master bed room and library (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of the garden (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Stairs from the entrance (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Living room with the fireplace (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Living room (Image Courtesy Iwata Shogo)

: View of the garden from living room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: View of the kitchen space (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Japanse style room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Child bed room (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Library (Image Courtesy Nagaishi Hidehiko)

: Plans

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Tags: Japan, Osaka

Categories: House, Illustrator, Photoshop, Vectorworks

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