Y House / Kwas
The site is located in Kamakura, one of the ancient city of Japan. Y house is a house for a couple and their three children.
© Koichi Torimura
Architects: Kwas
Location: Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Area: 144.52 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Koichi Torimura
Structural Engineer: Ladderup Architects. Takashi Takamizawa
Mep Engineer: a'gua e c'eu. Akihiro Nanjo
Contractor: Sekiwa. Katsunori Ishii
© Koichi Torimura
The site is located in Kamakura, one of the ancient city of Japan. Y house is a house for a couple and their three children.
© Koichi Torimura
The surrounding can be characterized by gabled roof low rise houses built in high density with lush greenery, narrow street with hedge and clayey wall. Y house is considered as a continuous space to this ambient context supported by treelike structure.
Diagram
Diagram
House Concept
The diagonal columns are tied together at the bottom and reaching the roof grid frame at their top. On the ground floor, these columns appear as trunks of trees making the space open and one continuum with the garden. In contrast, on the first floor, they become dispersed and one may feel like surrounded by branches of trees. Daily goods inserted and stored in-between these...
© Koichi Torimura
Architects: Kwas
Location: Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Area: 144.52 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Koichi Torimura
Structural Engineer: Ladderup Architects. Takashi Takamizawa
Mep Engineer: a'gua e c'eu. Akihiro Nanjo
Contractor: Sekiwa. Katsunori Ishii
© Koichi Torimura
The site is located in Kamakura, one of the ancient city of Japan. Y house is a house for a couple and their three children.
© Koichi Torimura
The surrounding can be characterized by gabled roof low rise houses built in high density with lush greenery, narrow street with hedge and clayey wall. Y house is considered as a continuous space to this ambient context supported by treelike structure.
Diagram
Diagram
House Concept
The diagonal columns are tied together at the bottom and reaching the roof grid frame at their top. On the ground floor, these columns appear as trunks of trees making the space open and one continuum with the garden. In contrast, on the first floor, they become dispersed and one may feel like surrounded by branches of trees. Daily goods inserted and stored in-between these...
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