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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. The small & well-ventilated house in Isumi, Japan by tai_tai STUDIOJune 4th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: tai_tai STUDIO This house is located near the sea, about 90km away from Tokyo.This is a small weekend home for a couple who loves surfing.They can observe the waves every morning from the 2nd floor or balcony. First, think of a small and simple 60m2 house, and then arrange (grow) the space and parts necessary for the couple’s life (the dirt floor, balcony, a little large bathroom, eaves, pergola, etc.). This method can imagine many other types of homes. This method allows a complex combination of exterior and interior spaces on large sites.  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto
 Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto The total ventilation volume of all rooms is 480m3 / h at maximum.We can replace all the air in the room of this house in 20 minutes. This performance can be achieved using a typical residential ventilator.And windows are installed in places where the draft can easily pass through the house. Since there are two residents, I don’t think there is any problem even if there are several visitors .I intend to make sure that the air flow can be ventilated in each room as much as possible. A little more research is needed. As of 2021,the infectious diseases that cover the world are not over yet. It is a house that we fumbled with the owner and the builder while the guidelines were not clear. As a result, We came up with the idea of building a small, well-ventilated house on a relatively large site, not in an urban area like Tokyo.  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto  Image Courtesy © Hisashi okamoto
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