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Epurontei in Miyazaki, Japan by Himematsu Architecture

Friday, June 9th, 2017

Article source: Himematsu Architecture

We renovate EPURONTEI, which is Hotel in Uchiumi Miyazaki-City Miyazaki Japan.

The site exists on mountain slope facing pacific ocean. It takes half-hour to reach the site from Miyazaki city center by car.

The building is composed of Hotel & restaurant surrounded by natural environment.

Image Courtesy © Himematsu Architecture

Architects: Himematsu Architecture
Project: Epurontei
Location: 7493 Uchiumi Miyazaki-city, Miyazaki, Japan
Client: Epurontei
Principal: Shinichiro Himematsu
Construction: K2. co
Lighting: KOIZUMI
Size:
- Renovation Floor Area: 132 sqm
- Site Area: 2409 sqm
Completion: September 2016

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“House in Irino” in Miyazaki, Japan by Takeshi Ishiodori Architecture

Tuesday, December 6th, 2016

Article source: Takeshi Ishiodori Architecture

It is a house built in Aya-cho, Miyazaki Prefecture, which has the largest evergreen forest zone in Japan. There were three conditions on the premises.

1) There are restrictions on color and form because it is within the landscape area.

2) The traffic volume is high along the main road.

3) Leave a wonderful cherry tree on the site.

While fulfilling these three conditions, I aimed for a house that melts while giving stimulation to the cityscape.

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Architects: Takeshi Ishiodori Architecture (Takeshi Ishiodori)
Project: House in Irino
Location: Miyazaki, Japan

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Gamma in Miyazaki, Japan by TAKESHI ISHIODORI ARCHITECTURE

Tuesday, October 14th, 2014

Article source: TAKESHI ISHIODORI ARCHITECTURE

It is a residence wooden [ 2 stories of ] built to the site along Oyodo river which flows through the Miyazaki central part. There were two requests of a client.
– The Oyodo river can see from a living room and a terrace.
– Cut the look from a surrounding residence and secure privacy.