Haus O, Abeno-ku Osaka, Japanese Building Development, Property Images, Architecture
Haus O in Abeno-ku, Osaka
16 Mar 2021
Haus O, Osaka
Design: Peter Ruge Architekten
Location: Abeno-ku, Osaka, Japan

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New construction of a detached house in hybrid construction as an energy-efficient house

Abeno-ku, Osaka, Japan, 2020

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Haus O is a pioneering hybrid construction of steel-reinforced wooden frames forms an earthquake-resistant lightweight for a sustainable, family-friendly home in central Osaka.

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Through the space-defining panoramic window, the unobstructed view extends over the adjacent Peach Lake (Momogaike Park) to the borrowed (urban) landscape with Japan’s tallest skyscraper.
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The wooden frame construction spans 8.50m column-free on the upper floor over the open living, dining and kitchen area with a clear ceiling height of up to 4.50m. The wooden structure is clad with a high-quality, grey-coloured rubbing plaster and is structured by the studio window to the north and climate-friendly external shading to the south.

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On the ground floor there is a reception room for guests, a Japanese bathroom, a pocket garden and the garage. The central staircase leads to the introverted roof terrace.

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Haus O in Osaka, Japan ? Building Information
Architect: Peter Ruge Architekten
Client: private

Prof. Peter Ruge, Kayoko Uchiyama, Suguru Fujiyama

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