House in Sakura / Naoyuki Tokuda / tokudaction
This project consisted in the renovation of an old Japanese house in Sakura city, Chiba prefecture, Japan. The very low genkan (entrance porch) leads into a double-height living room flanked by wide engawa (side porches) protected by wide glazed openings. With celling heights that range from 1.8m to 5m, we wanted to create a variety of interior scales, and a place beyond the framework of the ?housing? architectural genre.
© Masaki Komatsu
Architects: Naoyuki Tokuda / tokudaction
Location: Japan
Construction : YASUGORO INAGAKI Inc.
Textile : Emiko Tokuda / tokudaction
Area: 1048.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Masaki Komatsu
© Masaki Komatsu
© Masaki Komatsu
Text description provided by the architects. This project consisted in the renovation of an old Japanese house in Sakura city, Chiba prefecture, Japan. The very low genkan (entrance porch) leads into a double-height living room flanked by wide engawa (side porches) protected by wide glazed openings. With celling heights that range from 1.8m to 5m, we wanted to create a variety of interior scales, and a place beyond the framework of the ?housing? architectural genre.
© Masaki Komatsu
One of the main concerns was to ensure that, while every room is distinct, the spatial experience is that of a continuous whole. This is mainly pursued through the careful use of materials, textiles and lighting ...
© Masaki Komatsu
Architects: Naoyuki Tokuda / tokudaction
Location: Japan
Construction : YASUGORO INAGAKI Inc.
Textile : Emiko Tokuda / tokudaction
Area: 1048.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Masaki Komatsu
© Masaki Komatsu
© Masaki Komatsu
Text description provided by the architects. This project consisted in the renovation of an old Japanese house in Sakura city, Chiba prefecture, Japan. The very low genkan (entrance porch) leads into a double-height living room flanked by wide engawa (side porches) protected by wide glazed openings. With celling heights that range from 1.8m to 5m, we wanted to create a variety of interior scales, and a place beyond the framework of the ?housing? architectural genre.
© Masaki Komatsu
One of the main concerns was to ensure that, while every room is distinct, the spatial experience is that of a continuous whole. This is mainly pursued through the careful use of materials, textiles and lighting ...
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