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House with Podocarpus in Osaka, Japan by MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO

Saturday, June 7th, 2014

Article source: MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO

There has been a symbolic podocarpus tree in the premises since the old days. It used to be a little away from the human space and was not seen from the room in a daily life. For this new construction due to deterioration, the tree was left where it was to strengthen the relation between human and the tree by building a new position and new traffic line. By creating minimum surrounding with new round fence for the tree, form and existence of the tree are maximized.

Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura

Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura

  • Architects: MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO (Yasutoshi Mifune)
  • Project: House with Podocarpus
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • Photography: Yasunori Shimomura
  • Type: residence
  • Site area: 627.59 sqm
  • Building area: 319.46 sqm
  • Structure: wooden (1 storey), reinforced concrete with steel frame
  • Exterior finish: plaster / concrete
  • Builder: Mizokuchi construction Co., Ltd.
  • Completed: August, 2013

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Atlas House in Osaka, Japan by Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates

Thursday, May 22nd, 2014

Article source: Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates

The architectural languages with special meaning have been used for Japanese residence since ancient times.For example, Tokonoma referring to a built-in recessed space in a Japanese style reception room, highlights invisible planning described as the upper  and  lower seat by its presence beyond the ability to decorate things.

Image Courtesy ©  Toshiyuki Yano

Image Courtesy © Toshiyuki Yano

  • Architects: Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates
  • Project: Atlas House
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • Photography: Toshiyuki Yano
  • Project Design Team: Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates
  • Client: Kenji Niwa
  • Constructor: Nishimura construction company
  • Sub-Contractors: Non
  • Use: residence and dental clinic
  • Area: 278.64m2
  • Design Period: 2012/Oct-2013/ May
  • Completion Period: 2013/Nov

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House for Installation in Kashiwara-shi, Osaka by Jun Murata / JAM

Friday, May 16th, 2014

Article source: Jun Murata / JAM

The site is a corner of the back alley leading to the shopping street .

This is a renovation project of a wooden house built in 1976 .

Existing buildings had an office part and residence part.

Image Courtesy © Jun Murata / JAM

Image Courtesy © Jun Murata / JAM

  • Architects: Jun Murata / JAM
  • Project: House for Installation
  • Location: Kashiwara-shi, Osaka
  • Photography: Jun Murata / JAM
  • Software used: 3D studio MAX Autodesk
  • Function: Residence, Atelier, Office
  • Completion: Mar. 2014
  • Structure: Timber Frame / Renovation
  • Site Area: 88.56 sqm
  • Floor Area: 116.50 sqm
  • Model: Nini, Huanhuan
  • Open House: 1pm – 5pm / May. 11, 2014

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Lyset paa Lista in Lista, Farsund, Norway by TYIN tegnestue Architects

Thursday, May 15th, 2014

Article source: TYIN tegnestue Architects 

Lista is situated in the southernmost part of Norway, and it is home to some of Norway`s most unique and fascinating landscape. The small region is troubled by increasing migration, a problem all too common in small, rural parts of Norway today. This particular project was born out of the desire to combat this development. This was to be done by showcasing the wild natural beauty of the area, hoping to draw investments and funding to Lista.

Photo: Pasi Aalto / pasiaalto.com

Photo: Pasi Aalto / pasiaalto.com

  • Architects: TYIN tegnestue Architects
  • Project: Lyset paa Lista
  • Location: Lista, Farsund, Norway
  • Photography: Photo: Pasi Aalto / pasiaalto.com
  • Client: Hanangermona Grunneierlag
  • Project: Viewpoint
  • Cost: 300 000 NOK / 36 000 EUR
  • Building period: September 2013
  • Area: 120 sqm
  • Built by: Students and TYIN
  • Universities: Tecnol—gico de Monterrey, Puebla, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
  • Students: HŒvard Eide, Marco Antonio Aparicio Kirwant, Jonas Velken Kverneland, Margarita Cuesta L—pez, Hildne Nessa,  Henriette Bakke Nielsen, Fernanda Miranda Noriega, Monir JimŽnez Fern‡ndez Rafaelly, Paulina Mart’nez Rodr’guez, Kornelie Solenes, Rosalba Mart’nez Villase–or Sissel Westvig, Simen Andreas Aas
  • Sponsors: Innovasjon Norge, Byggvell, MontŽr, Naust Bygg, NorDan, Optimalt AS, NTNU

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ROOM 211 (HOTEL T’POINT) in Osaka, Japan by MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO

Sunday, March 9th, 2014

Article source: MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO

Graceful Dance of Shower Curtains

Hotel room is a temporary private space and there is a specific manner of partition for each guest, which produces feeling of comfort and calmness. It is not always constant and varies depending on feeling of the day and time. This room has no partition and instead there are only three shower curtains. Here, the guest can move each shower curtain when necessary and change the manner of partition freely with elaboration.

Image Courtesy © Yasunori Shimomura

  • Architects: MIFUNE DESIGN STUDIO (Yasutoshi Mifune)
  • Project: ROOM 211 (HOTEL T’POINT)
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • Photography: Yasunori Shimomura
  • Type: hotel room
  • Year: 2011
  • Client: HOTEL T’POINT
  • Area: 42 sqm
  • Materials: shower curtain, plaster, concrete
  • Builder: Obai carpentry shop

SHUN SHOKU LOUNGE in Osaka, Japan BY Kengo Kuma & Associates

Friday, February 7th, 2014

Article source: Kengo Kuma & Associates

We piled up pieces of wooden panels to build the interior like topography. Various kinds of food-related items are laid out on this wooden ground. We expected that the chemistry would be just right for eating and the wooden stratum.

Layered configuration has also been designed for V&A at Dundee. This lounge is in a way like a nesting inside V&A.

Image Courtesy © Kengo Kuma & Associates

House in Momoyamadai, Osaka, Japan by NRM-Architects Office

Sunday, December 22nd, 2013

Article source: NRM-Architects Office

It is a residence built in Suita-shi, Osaka. The circumference is a good residential section of the environment improved at the time of the Osaka expo, and forms many green rows of houses. It is the H type floor planning which carried out the joint of the two habitation volumes with leads, such as stairs and a passage.

Image Courtesy © NRM-Architects Office

  • Architects: NRM-Architects Office
  • Project: House in Momoyamadai
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • Architect: Shunichiro Ninomiya+Tomoko Morodome

Joe’s Chinese Restaurant in Osaka, Japan by SWeeT co.,ltd

Saturday, September 7th, 2013

Article source: SWeeT co.,ltd

Our concept for Joe’s Chinese Restaurant is forgetting the image of existing Chinese restaurant and creating new sophisticated identity for this restaurant. We are inspired form restaurants in New York City. We want to apply their the metropolitan atmosphere and attractive modern spatial design to break through stereotype for Chinese restaurant.

Image Courtesy © SWeeT co.,ltd

  • Architects: SWeeT co.,ltd
  • Project: Joe’s Chinese Restaurant
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • OPEN: 2013.4
  • Designer name: Takeshi Sano

Hakko Kyoto by Osamu Morishita Architects & Associates

Tuesday, August 27th, 2013

Article source: Osamu Morishita Architects & Associates

The internet age. This description is already obsolete. This age is passing quickly. The cloud computing world is now.

When wandering about in the cloud of information, things are not recognized clearly for what they are as each bit of information is not clearly defined in either its characteristic or identity. In the cloud computing world, we can know “IT” without actually touching anything real. If we type a keyword in any search engine, we get the information we want quickly. Sports car, British car, SUV, Jaguar, Land Rover, and so on. In the clouds, we have already discovered what we need to know about the goods we desire to purchase. But they are not yet physical, just virtual.

Image Courtesy © Osamu Morishita Architects & Associates

Step tower in Osaka, Japan by EASTERN design office

Tuesday, August 6th, 2013

Article source: EASTERN design office

A stark white ship that sails in the middle of the bustling sea of colors.

The ship floating on the ocean suddenly appears in a shopping center. It evokes a feeling not of a resort area, but of an exotic corner of a town in some southern country. A feeling of a ship that comes across this area by chance.

Image Courtesy © Koichi Torimura

  • Architects: EASTERN design office
  • Project: Step tower
  • Location: Osaka, Japan
  • Photography: Koichi Torimura 
  • Site Area: 384.38 m2
  • Total Floor Area: 1,548.85 m2
  • Structural Engineering: IHARA STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS
  • Contractor: Matsumotogumi Co., Ltd



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