Traditional Kominka Renovation in Jonan / Takashi Okuno Architectural Design Office
A residence for the family of the original owner?s grandchild inherited after the owner?s passing. Renovation work focused on preserving vintage portions of the original property while making upgrades to its functionality, seismic capacity, and thermal insulation.Â
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Architects: Takashi Okuno & Associates
Location: Japan
Lead Architect: Takashi Okuno
Area: 191.69 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Hirokazu Fujimura
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Text description provided by the architects. A residence for the family of the original owner?s grandchild inherited after the owner?s passing. Renovation work focused on preserving vintage portions of the original property while making upgrades to its functionality, seismic capacity, and thermal insulation.Â
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Floor Plan - Before and After
© Hirokazu Fujimura
The kitchen and dining room offer spaces to spend time in close family connection and the design of the living room features integration with the large yard. Semi-transparent paneling offers the effect of softly connecting the spaces rather than partitioning them off completely.
© Hirokazu Fujimura
© Hirokazu Fujimura
In its combining of time-weathered materials with new, left just as they are without particular treatment, the property seems to have attained a certain depth of characte...
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Architects: Takashi Okuno & Associates
Location: Japan
Lead Architect: Takashi Okuno
Area: 191.69 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Hirokazu Fujimura
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Text description provided by the architects. A residence for the family of the original owner?s grandchild inherited after the owner?s passing. Renovation work focused on preserving vintage portions of the original property while making upgrades to its functionality, seismic capacity, and thermal insulation.Â
© Hirokazu Fujimura
Floor Plan - Before and After
© Hirokazu Fujimura
The kitchen and dining room offer spaces to spend time in close family connection and the design of the living room features integration with the large yard. Semi-transparent paneling offers the effect of softly connecting the spaces rather than partitioning them off completely.
© Hirokazu Fujimura
© Hirokazu Fujimura
In its combining of time-weathered materials with new, left just as they are without particular treatment, the property seems to have attained a certain depth of characte...
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