Article source: Tatsuya Kawamoto + Associates
When both “high earthquake resistance” and “open space” are required
Usually, it makes more sense to have an Main space on the second floor because the amount of walls required structurally is less than the first floor.
Here, we aim to get the maximum spatial volume in the conditions given by taking in the surrounding environment of the “private road” where the front road is an individual property and planning a space in which the inside and outside are seamlessly continuous.
- Architects: Tatsuya Kawamoto + Associates
- Project: Imaise House
- Location: Ichinomiya, Japan
- Photography: Takashi Uemura
- Contractor: Sawazaki kensetsu co.,ltd.
- Structural engineer: Enshu Structural Consultants
- Floor area: 140.21㎡
- Completion: November 2020