jun igarashi architects: house o
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'house o' by jun igarishi architects in hokkaiodo, japan
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japanese studio jun igarishi architects has sent us images of 'house o', a single-storey residence
in a small forestry town of eastern hokkaido, japan. highly contrary to the densely-packed sites
that are more common to japanese architecture, the design takes full advantage of the expansive,
non-restrictive site to explore a new arrangement of living spaces.
in context
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in order to generate rooms with ideal orientation and the most effective circulation route, the design
adopts a sprawling arrangement composed of multiple box-like volumes. each program is shaped to
a compact plan and placed in a favourable location in relation to other programs and relevant external
conditions: the kitchen is given a place nearest to the tree garden in order to establish a strong visual
connection with the site; the living room, being a principal communal space, is located in the middle
with a large south-facing window to gain natural daylight.
exterior view
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the ideal ceiling height of each mass was determined for the individual program, establishing an
appropriate sense of spaciousness or intimacy. at the center, the living room stands as the tallest
volume while the rest of the units become shorter as they sprawl out. depending on the vantage point,
the collective exterior visual of this organization is at once dynamic and symmetrical.
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the design also addresses the extreme climate of the area by integrating in passive sustainable methods
to the house's overall form and shape. during the colder seasons, the many pockets of open space created
between the boxes allow for more of the facades' surface area to be exposed and warmed to light.
these nooks also serve as external buffer zones, aiding in ventilation during the summer as well
as providing shade over the windows.
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outdoor nook
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view into the kitchen
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interior view
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living room
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window
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connection of space
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on site
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site map
floor plan
(1) entrance
(2) storage
(3) living room
(4) washroom
(5) toilet
(6) dining room
(7) kitchen
(8) japanese style room
(9) guest room
(10) storage room
(11) washroom
(12) utility
(13) bathroom
(14) bedroom
(15) closet
(16) pit
section
project info:
designer: jun igarashi, taichi hisatomi
structural design: daisuke hasegawa & partner
structure: wooden
storey: single
site area: 1483.65 m2
building area: 112.15 m2
total area: 112.15 m2
storey: single
site area: 1483.65 m2
building area: 112.15 m2
total area: 112.15 m2