Todoroki House / Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects
The Todoroki Ravine is a windy location. Running through a dense urban forest, the air provided near the ground is humid while dry winds constantly blow up towards the sky. The design of the house has been defined by focusing on these two contrasting environmental conditions and through the studies of primitive architectures pieces from both humid and arid areas around the world.
© Yuna Yagi
Architects: Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Lead Architects: Naoki Hayasaka, Haruki Nakayama
Project Team: Mariko Abe, Matteo Lunanova, Ryosuke Baba, Nana Sugiura, Yosuke Tsukamoto, Kenji Hada
Area: 188.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Yuna Yagi
Structure: Yasuhiro Kaneda Structure
Construction: Eiko Construction
© Yuna Yagi
Text description provided by the architects. The Todoroki Ravine is a windy location. Running through a dense urban forest, the air provided near the ground is humid while dry winds constantly blow up towards the sky. The design of the house has been defined by focusing on these two contrasting environmental conditions and through the studies of primitive architectures pieces from both humid and arid areas around the world.
© Yuna Yagi
Ground + First floor plan
© Yuna Yagi
ATTA attempted to combine the various building types that have been shaped into these wet and dry environmen...
© Yuna Yagi
Architects: Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Lead Architects: Naoki Hayasaka, Haruki Nakayama
Project Team: Mariko Abe, Matteo Lunanova, Ryosuke Baba, Nana Sugiura, Yosuke Tsukamoto, Kenji Hada
Area: 188.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Yuna Yagi
Structure: Yasuhiro Kaneda Structure
Construction: Eiko Construction
© Yuna Yagi
Text description provided by the architects. The Todoroki Ravine is a windy location. Running through a dense urban forest, the air provided near the ground is humid while dry winds constantly blow up towards the sky. The design of the house has been defined by focusing on these two contrasting environmental conditions and through the studies of primitive architectures pieces from both humid and arid areas around the world.
© Yuna Yagi
Ground + First floor plan
© Yuna Yagi
ATTA attempted to combine the various building types that have been shaped into these wet and dry environmen...
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