Article source: Daigo Ishii + Future-scape Archtiects
In the traditional local house in Ibukijima Island, the toilet is mostly established in a small cottage separated from the main house. In Ibukijima Island, the toilet is a peripheral space that is repelled and excluded from the main house.
The relation between the main house and the separated cottage resembles the relation between the main land and isolated Ibukijima island or between a big city and a remote district somewhere. Now, Ibukijima island is only connected with liner from Kanonji city of the main land, and the small isolated island serves as the periphery of the main land and the country of Japan.
- Architects: Daigo Ishii + Future-scape Archtiects
- Project: House of Toilet
- Location: Ibukijima Island, Japan
- Client: Kanonji-city
- Structural engineers: Takumi Design Office
- Mechanical engineers: Akeno Mechanical Design Laboratory
- Construction company: Ii Koumuten Construction Company
- Function: public toilet
- Site area: 50.91m2
- Building area: 50.91m2
- Floor area: 50.91m2
- Completion date: July, 2013
- Structure: wood
- Software used: Vectorworks (CAD), Photoshop and Illustrator.
Exterior finish
- Roof: fiber reinforced plastic waterproofing
- Exterior wall: fiber reinforced plastic waterproofing
- Wall of alley: transparent polycarbonate corrugated sheet t=0.7mm + structural plywood painted with wood paint with water resistance
Interior finish
- Floor: reinforced concrete finished with trowel white gravel
- Wall: structural plywood painted with wood paint with water resistance, calsium silicate plate painted with NAD acrylic resin coating
- Ceiling: structural plywood painted with wood paint with water resistance, calsium silicate plate painted with NAD acrylic resin coating