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Sumit Singhal
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.

Brownie in fukuoka, Japan by Uchida Architect Design Office

 
April 21st, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Uchida Architect Design Office

BROWNIE is a bakery shop and a house, located inside Aso Kuju National park where it is blessed with its rich nature. From the start of the design process, corresponding to the client’s bold belief on bread making using natural, organic, and non-addictive materials, “nature” was strongly intended in the design of this building.

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

  • Architects: Uchida Architect Design Office
  • Project: Brownie
  • Location: Kokonoe, fukuoka, Japan
  • Photography: Hiroyuki Kawano
  • Function : shop + house
  • Site area : 1654 ㎡
  • Building area : 148 ㎡
  • Total Floor Area : 131 ㎡
  • Stories: 1
  • Structure (materials): wooden structure
  • Finish: (exterior) cedar board
  • Finish: (interior) cedar board, plaster
  • Completed date: february 2010
  • Client: shinichi miyamoto
  • Constructional engineer: Hashimoto kensetsu
  • Software used: AutoCAD, Vectorworks, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop.

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Japanese cedar finished with natural protection paint is used for both interior and exterior of the building, and also plaster finish for white walls, wooden sashes are used throughout the building. Other than the natural scenery seen from the windows, the building is filled with “natural” building materials.

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Entrance space is in between the two buildings, the shop and the house. The eating space inside the shop is shifted 45 degrees from the main building axis which is the result of conducting design manipulations to only let the “natural” scenery be seen on the south side when standing between the two buildings. Also, it could be said that the folded gable ceiling came out “naturally” from the zigzag plane folding design, which gives a big accent in the shop interior.

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Kawano

Image Courtesy Uchida Architect Design Office

Image Courtesy Uchida Architect Design Office

Image Courtesy Uchida Architect Design Office

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Categories: Autocad, Bakery, House, Illustrator, Photoshop, Shop, Vectorworks




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