ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Tokyo’CASA COMPLESSO in Tokyo, Japan by Be-Fun designSaturday, July 26th, 2014Article source: Be-Fun design  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Hirai
ALLEY HOUSE in Koto city, Tokyo by Be-Fun designFriday, July 25th, 2014Article source: Be-Fun design
 Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Hirai
KOIL – Kashiwa-no-ha Open Innovation Lab, Innovation Floor in Tokyo, Japan by NARUSE INOKUMA ARCHITECTSWednesday, July 16th, 2014Article source: NARUSE INOKUMA ARCHITECTS KOIL (Kashiwa-no-ha Open Innovation Lab) is an innovation center intended to support start-ups of entrepreneurs, promote enterprise developments and stimulate economic activities in Japan. It is a place like a platform where companies and individuals work together beyond a traditional framework and fuse ideas, skills and know-how to produce innovative products and services, which is facilitated and realized by the system with investors’ supports.  Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
 Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
Sarugaku in Daikanyama, Tokyo by akihisa hirata ,yoshihiko yoshiharaTuesday, July 15th, 2014Article source: Akihisa hirata ,Yoshihiko yoshihara This is a set of the commercial tenant buildings in Daikanyama, Tokyo.  Image Courtesy © akihisa hirata architecture
House K in Tokyo, Japan by Yuji Kimura DesignTuesday, June 24th, 2014Article source: Yuji Kimura Design It is a house of the white appearance of a large wall blocking the front, the thinness of the component was emphasized. The site is located in the place with comparatively much traffic surrounded by the residence both sides and right behind. Since the owner request was a residence with the deck space which can settle down, it was considered as a plan to make a big wall blocking the line of sight on the road side front, mounted a box extending elongated in the east-west direction.  Image Courtesy © Takumi Ota
GEH house in Kodaira, Tokyo, Japan by I.R.A./International Royal ArchitectureSunday, June 15th, 2014Article source: I.R.A./International Royal Architecture GEH house is located on the main street of Kodaira-City, Tokyo. Our challenge was to design a wide comfortable space on which enough sunlight pours, in the small site surrounded by tall buildings but west side.  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa
KBJ share space in Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan by I.R.A./International Royal ArchitectureSaturday, June 14th, 2014Article source: I.R.A./International Royal Architecture We report that our new project “KBJ” has completed. We renovated a fourth floor of the building near Kokubunji station as a share space. Because of the good equipment, rather than building everything from nothing, our challenge was to produce diversity of rooms with less operations.  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa
KKZ house in Tokyo, Japan by I.R.A./ International Royal ArchitectureFriday, June 13th, 2014Article source: I.R.A./ International Royal Architecture A two-floor residence with a basement in the cozy town of Setagaya-ku,Tokyo. It has a half-basement free space which can be a child room in the future, the living, the kitchen, and the dining room in the middle floor, and the private space in the second floor. In spite of its restricted premise, it makes the residence so spacious by connecting these floors with voids which run through the entrance hall and above the kitchen, respectively. Furthermore, the integrated 180mm-thick LVL beams make 6m of a column-less second floor slab possible.  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa
En yu-An in Tokyo, Japan by Fumihiko Sano/studio PHENOMENONFriday, June 13th, 2014Article source: Fumihiko Sano/studio PHENOMENON This is the salon and the showroom by Maruwakaya – the company which produces “monozukuri” (which means a craftsmanship or art of design and manufacturing) that links traditional crafts to Contemporary art. The counter made from Japanese cedar is employed as the center of the room; also, we designed the room by applying only the lintels, the sills, and the pillars.  Image Courtesy © Daisuke Shimokawa /Nacása&Partners Inc
CC4441 in Torigoe, Taitō, Tokyo, Japan by Tomokazu Hayakawa ArchitectsSaturday, June 7th, 2014Article source: Tomokazu Hayakawa Architects This site is located at Torigoe which is between Asakusa and Akihabara. Here is the old downtown area; there are many small factories for like leather product, paper craft and ornament. Client wants his small office and his wife is going to operate small gallery in this area. We imagined the second-hand containers be put on this area, Thinking to worn-out container would be fitted to these small factories.  Second floor is office. Client opens hatch and take fresh air into the room,
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