House in Nobeoka / Schemata Architects
This is a residential renovation project for a couple living in Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture.
© Takumi Ota
Architects: Schemata Architects
Location: Nobeoka, Japan
Architect In Charge: Jo Nagasaka
Project Team: Ryosuke Yamamoto
Area: 440.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Takumi Ota
Construction: Ueda Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Number Of Stories: 2 stories
Site Area: 254.17 m2
Building Area: 228.35 m2
© Takumi Ota
Text description provided by the architects. This is a residential renovation project for a couple living in Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture.
© Takumi Ota
The existing building had served as a residence/factory when the client was a child. The original wood building had started as a residence/shop, and as the business grew, it eventually got expanded by adding extra spaces first and a storage space later, both made of steel structures. As a result, it became a building complex composed of three blocks in the end. It is a two-story building made of a combination of wood and steel structures, with the building area of 230m2 and the total floor area of 440m2. The clients made the decision to renovate the existing building instead of reconstructing it. Initially, this project started as part of a special program organized by a Japanese magazine BRUTUS, which invited readers who wanted to renovate their houses as well as several selec...
© Takumi Ota
Architects: Schemata Architects
Location: Nobeoka, Japan
Architect In Charge: Jo Nagasaka
Project Team: Ryosuke Yamamoto
Area: 440.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Takumi Ota
Construction: Ueda Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Number Of Stories: 2 stories
Site Area: 254.17 m2
Building Area: 228.35 m2
© Takumi Ota
Text description provided by the architects. This is a residential renovation project for a couple living in Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture.
© Takumi Ota
The existing building had served as a residence/factory when the client was a child. The original wood building had started as a residence/shop, and as the business grew, it eventually got expanded by adding extra spaces first and a storage space later, both made of steel structures. As a result, it became a building complex composed of three blocks in the end. It is a two-story building made of a combination of wood and steel structures, with the building area of 230m2 and the total floor area of 440m2. The clients made the decision to renovate the existing building instead of reconstructing it. Initially, this project started as part of a special program organized by a Japanese magazine BRUTUS, which invited readers who wanted to renovate their houses as well as several selec...
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