Mountains & Opening House Japan, Images
The outside (exterior) mountain is formed into a mound by piling up soil excavated from the slope. The surface of the mound is a type of raw material made from crushed marble called “Kansui”.
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Take a look at Layered Office, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture property by NoMaDoS. This is a plan to rebrand and renovate the headquarters of a company supporting the well-known tile projects of Morioka City buildings.
Maruno Corporation has been engaged in tile projects for almost 90 years since its inception. Its headquarters building has a history of 50 years, accumulating long-term technology and history.
Finally we show The Ohori Terrace in Fukuoka City, Kyushu Island by rhythmdesign. This is a wooden building that harmonizes with Ohori park’s abundant nature. The designer’s vision required a clean structure.
The outside (exterior) mountain is formed into a mound by piling up soil excavated from the slope. The surface of the mound is a type of raw material made from crushed marble called “Kansui”.
Traditional wooden temples in Japan are constructed by using natural materials that and allow easy disassembly. By extending their life through periodic repair, wooden temples produce low environmental loads.
In this space aged people who have long lived in the rhythms of the life cycle in close contact with the sea, can stand firmly between the ocean and the sky on the ground and can have experience of changes of the natural landscape and the seasons.
Inada Hospital, Japan: contemporary Japanese healthcare building development design by Muramatsu Architects
Since the client-owner had a vast amount of art collection and wished to display such art in the new house, the theme “House like a Museum” became the design generator
Shimogamo Yakocho House, Kyoto home: Japanese residential design – new property Sakyoku, Japan, by Edward Suzuki Associates Architects: architecture
GAMO is a wholesale distributor of cosmetics including items used in beauty parlors such as shampoos and nail polishes. It is based on a membership system whereby members are entitled to purchase products at a discount rate as well as to use a number of facilities such as the multi-purpose studio/hall provided.
One is the outward form Big Box. It was determined as the maximum volume possible from the budget with local details for withstanding heavy snow without maintenance in the winter, when the cottage becomes isolated. The big volume also enables comfortable stay in the summer.
Auto Repair Shop in Japan. It locates in the suburb of Nigata City as one of the big cities in Japan. The shop is used by the staff and the users who like to repair car by oneself.
The house locates in front of the spacious rice fields. We designed it in consideration of the relation between the rich environment and the client’s life. Three small huts are put on the flat house of the ground floor.
The Client’s request was for a small house, like an object. And they wanted the design to use material as unprocessed as possible (wood, steel, concrete… ). NU is part of Client’s name.
The Client’s request was for a small house with a split-level floor and high ceilings. They also wanted to use the same material (cement plate) in the exterior and the interior.
House in Kinunodai, Japan residence by Naoi architecture & design office, images of HOUSE Oii, Japanese residential property design, home development.
House in Yasato, Japan, contemporary home in Ibaraki design by Naoi architecture & design office: Japanese residential property, architecture images