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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.

Westory Hair Salon in Nagoya, Japan by Atelier Yoshihiro Kato Co., Ltd.

 
March 5th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Atelier Yoshihiro Kato Co., Ltd.

Yoshihiro kato atelier has designed the ‘WESTORY’ hair salon located 30 minutes by car from the center of nagoya city in japan. what was originally a field, the site is now home to the single story intervention. incorporating elements of greenery within and around the new building, the guiding concept behind the project was to create a hair salon with a more natural feeling.

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  • Architects: Atelier Yoshihiro Kato Co., Ltd.
  • Project: Westory Hair Salon
  • Location: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
  • Photography: Nacasa & Partners inc.
  • Constructor: Daiso .co
  • Special Order Furniture: SPEC PLANNING
  • Sign: SUZUPRO
  • Site Area: 496.82㎡
  • Built Area: 134.99㎡
  • 1st Floor Area: 110.11㎡
  • Completion Year: 2019

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Measuring 134.99 m2 in area, the building is set back from the street. the parking lot is formed in crushed stone, providing a rough and more natural feel. concrete slabs, positioned in the center of the site, denote the path to the hair salon, welcoming customers inside. the volume announces itself by a continuous roof plain that folds over and extends down to create the main entrance façade. by doing this, the architect forms a somewhat introverted appearance, as the interior is partially hidden by the diagonal lines of the roof extension.

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Inside the hair salon the timber structure is exposed throughout the space, creating a warm and natural atmosphere. the roof plain that extends down to the ground reduces the amount of direct light that enters the interior, which was a deliberate design decision by the architect. instead, to receive diffused light, a void is cut into the roof to form a small internal courtyard. this insertion brings an element of the outdoors indoors while also bringing natural light into the salon.

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Image Courtesy © Atelier Yoshihiro Kato Co., Ltd.

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