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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. Bookshelf House in Yokohama, Japan by Shinsuke Fujii ArchitectsMay 27th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Shinsuke Fujii Architects By making the wall diagonal, a new easy-to-use bookshelf integrated with the building was born. Because all the shelves of the bookshelf are inclined, children, women and old people can easily climb without a ladder, and books of high position can be easily taken out and put in. In addition books don’t collapse when an earthquake occurs.  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI
 Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI In Japan where rain often falls, oblique walls play a role as a roof of approach to the entrance. The vertical side plate is used as the pillar (38X235@455) of the structure. The horizontal shelf functions to prevent buckling of 4 m long pillars. From the viewpoint of a safe bookshelf, a new relationship of housing – structure – bookshelf has been created.  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI  Image Courtesy © TERUAKI TSUKUI
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