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Bridged Living Space in Okayama, Japan by TTArchitects

Tuesday, January 27th, 2015

Article source: TTArchitects

The two dwellings are connected by a “bridged” living space, providing continuity of the outdoor space. Located in a quiet space near a local primary school, the concept for this dwelling started with a dual yard layout, the front for guest parking and an aesthetically prioritised garden at the rear.

Image Courtesy © Kei Sugino

Image Courtesy © Kei Sugino

  • Architects: TTArchitects
  • Project: Bridged Living Space
  • Location: Kurashiki, Okayama,Japan
  • Photography:  Kei Sugino
  • Software used: Vectorworks
  • Team: Teruki Takayoshi, Hisataka Tanio, Kumiko Yamaguchi/  TT Architects
  • Structural consultants: Seiji Kimura, Nathumi Kondou/ Kimura Structural Engineers
  • General constructors: Takayoshi Seko, Terayama Brothers / Block Construction
  • Landscape gardener: Hidemasa Takada/ Souzouen
  • Site area:359.53 sq m
  • Building area: 92.44 sq m
  • Total floor area: 141.82 sq m
  • Structure: wood: 2story
  • Construction period:April,2014

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Kawanishi Fam in Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan by TTArchitects

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014

Article source: TTArchitects

Kawanishi Fam is situated in an industrial estate in close proximity to Kurashiki station. It was originally a warehouse used for roasting coffee, but we renovated it to create an open office space. We used the top floor of the four story warehouse due to the lasting impression of the characteristically shaped ceiling, which takes the same form as the original sloped roofing of the warehouse. This ceiling was the primary motivation for us in deciding to undertake the renovation in its current location.

Image Courtesy © Kei Sugino

Image Courtesy © Kei Sugino

  • Architects: TTArchitects
  • Project: Kawanishi Fam
  • Location: Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan
  • Photography: Kei Sugino
  • Clients: Shintaro Ono / Kurashiki Estate
  • General constructors: Kotaro Meguro / Meguro Construction
  • Site area: 160.42 sq m
  • Building area: 104.41 sq m
  • Total floor area: 439.445 sq m
  • Structure: steel: 4story
  • Principal use: collaborative working space
  • Construction period: May,2012

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Pit House in Okayama, Japan by UID Architects

Wednesday, July 10th, 2013

Article source: UID Architects

The house positions itself in Okayama Prefecture near Seto Inland Sea. The site is located on a terraced mountain hill that was developed as a residential land. The family is consisted of a married couple and a child. We considered a new way of architecture on the site condition, where views are open towards the north and the ground level is one meter higher than the road level.

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii

  • Architects: UID Architects
  • Project: Pit House
  • Location: Tamano-City, Okayama, Japan
  • Photography: Koji Fujii, Nacasa & Partners Inc.
  • Consultants: Konishi Structural Engineers, Yasutaka Konishi , Takeshi Kaneko, structural, Toshiya Ogino Environment Design Office, Toshiya Ogino
  • Generalcontractor: Nakamura Construction Co.Ltd., Hiromi Nakamura,YasunobuHida,Keizou Yoshioka, Kazuhiko Kiminami
  • Structural system: steel structure
  • Used materials: cherry flooring(flooring)ceder plate, wood protection paint(wall), structual plywood(ceiling)
  • Site area: 232.12㎡
  • Built area: 115.32㎡
  • Total floor area: 116.66㎡
  • Date of completion: Octorber, 2011

Sunset Villa in Okayama, Japan by TTArchitects

Friday, September 21st, 2012

Article source: Teruki Takayoshi

Sites that were originally like this would have normally been given up on. The TT Architects approach to design utilises these negative elements, converting them into positive ones.
The client came to us wishing for the extension situated on the east-side of the block and adjoining the pre-existing main building be removed, and that a building of a similar scale be built in its place.

Image Courtesy Kei Sugino

  • Architects: TTArchitects
  • Project: Sunset Villa
  • Location: Kurashiki-shi,Okayama,Japan
  • Photography: Kei Sugino
  • General constructors: Kiichi Hatta/Hachiichi Construction
  • Site area: 1015.50 sq m
  • Building area: 79.50 sq m
  • Total floor area: 79.50sq m
  • Structure: Wood: 1story
  • Principal use: Private Residence
  • Construction period: January,2012

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Black Slit House in Okayama, Japan by Three Ball Cascade Architecture Design Office

Friday, August 19th, 2011

Article source: Three Ball Cascade

Two-family house is planned in Okayama City. Because of the light-industrial area around the site, in a residential area with big highways and factories, the house was a shape that extends from north to south. Because of the site on the north side of existing dwelling, it is necessary to consider the lighting and copper. So we started to design forms the basis of minute building through the courtyard. That two-family, light, in advance of consideration by taking into account the nature of the room, further developed as a result of minute building form, style and detached office. Appearance has been cut a slit in the magnitude of the room windows.

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