Stately Concrete House Design With Very Few Windows To Promotes Serenity And Silence
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2024
- The site is located along a highway with a large volume of traffic. A field expands around the site that is adjacent to the concrete factory run by the client, and a traditional Japanese house where the parents reside. Because the environment gives a somewhat mixed-up impression, a house was sought that would produce visual expansion while blocking eyes from surroundings. Thus, I planned a house that aligns its axis with the north side where you can obtain the widest view while laying out the spaces that have their own extensity from the entrance through the backmost terrace. The recess of the symmetric façade composed of the volumes is made into the entrance. The thick and heavy wall positioned at the center adds more sense of depth. It also plays a role of “Eye Stop” that keeps eyes outside from easily coming through.
When entering the hall, the space created by the tall volumes welcomes guests with watery light from the top light. The space is divided by seamless glass sidewalls, which give a perspective effect to the visibility of the space beyond. The two rough-textured walls have been provided to give special direction and weighty impression, as well as to make the space in between as a passage to the living room. In the passage, a door has been positioned that can be flexibly opened/closed to develop diverse space experiences.
The living and dining spaces that are connected with each other are encompassed within a large volume embraced by the space. An attempt has been made to segment the space by differentiating ceiling height and floor level. At the same time, the light from a carefully-planned opening has produced changing shadow and texture and created a deep space.
At the end of the area continued from the entrance, I wanted to realize an open space that incorporates scenes or lights. Therefore, I laid out a room that can be used as an extension of a living room and provided a terrace that surrounds the room.
The tiles that are used for the room are also used for the terrace to produce expanding feel while enhancing continuity between inside and outside of the room. Through the glass wall at the north side, you can enjoy the view clipped out by the horizontal line of the wall, making the house impression far richer. The sequence of spaces, which are unrolled along the axis, generates comfortable tranquility that gives exquisite aesthetics to daily life.
Project Name: Tranquil House
Architects: FORM / Kouichi Kimura Architects - www.form-kimura.com/
Location: Shiga, Hikone, Japan
Year: 2019
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Norihito Yamauchi - n-y-p.jp/
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This is a modern castle!
Only a very private individual will truly appreciate this house; I love it.
Any ray of sunshine is welcome in this house to brighten up the space.
It looks like a prison.
AMAZING!!!.......Absolutely LOVE IT!!
Wow! When I read "Concrete house with very few windows", I expected a basement/parking garage/tomb sort of bad vibe. But this is a very cool, beautiful, place. The play of light is amazing. Not sterile and closed in. Has a very emotional feel somehow.
Art
It would be great if I get following questions answered and
I may think for my project too.
What grade and density of concrete was used?
Any special specifications of concrete?
Why are walls so thick? Is some insulation provided within it?
What shuttering material was used?
nice design. how do you make architectural designs everyday. do u use an AI?
❤️it
TANATORIO ,,,
It would be a cool art gallery. A home, not so much.
Wow, you built within the shadow of the cell tower. You are being slowly microwaved.
This entire video is of the "living room" and kitchen. The building looks massive, yet no footage of bedrooms? Looks like the landscape architect bailed on the project as well. And to place that massive front door to lead into the most underwhelming common area, so disconcerting. The tv and sofa look rather rent-a-center with off-putted placement. And so many opportunities to make the interior inviting, but looks like every effort was taken to dehumanize the space, like it was designed by a robot that hates people. Seriously, you couldn't pay me to reside in such a tomb like structure. I get it, you are so rich, you feel entitled to survive the apocalypse. Nice ideas in a few areas, but ghastly design overall.
The outside neighbourhood looks like it’s next to an industrial machine operated commercial environment like a nearby junkyard, a mining factory, traffic of heavy trucking driving/ moving, a railroad and noise pollution everywhere etc; all next to the property building. The nearest convenient store is a gas station possibly too. No surprise if the owner boss might as well go to work in flip flops in and out between work and personal life living there. 😒
Very annoying background music.
It would be great if I get following questions answered and
I may think for my project too.
What grade and density of concrete was used?
Any special specifications of concrete?
Why are walls so thick? Is some insulation provided within it?
What shuttering material was used?