Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan by Wataru Omameuda and Hiroko Hayashi

Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan by Wataru Omameuda and Hiroko Hayashi is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2025 A' Design Award nga Puthaw in Disenyo sa Arkitektura, Gambalay ug Estruktura Competition Category.

PuthawArkitektura· 2025

Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan

by Wataru Omameuda and Hiroko Hayashi

Client: Coplus Co,Ltd

A' Design Award nga Puthaw Winner in Arkitektura Category

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The Design

About Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan

Ang talan-awon sa mga linya sa kahoy nga gingko gikan niini nga lokasyon makapahulay kaayo nga ang mga ablianan sa bintana gipili aron marepresentar kini nga kaharuhay. Medyo lahi kini gikan sa nangaging nahimo pinaagi sa paghiusa sa esensya sa disenyo sa hotel uban sa pagsulbad sa sosyal nga mga isyu sama sa pagpuyo human sa coronavirus pandemic, mga paningkamot sa pagpalawig sa kinabuhi sa mga bilding ug malungtarong mga istruktura, ug mga komunidad sa apartment complex. Naghatag kini og kasinatian sa espasyo sa talagsaon nga estilo sa pagkinabuhi. Ang kombinasyon sa yano, lig-on ug dili kasagaran nga mga materyales naghatag niini og kalmado ug malinawon nga panagway sa siyudad.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award nga Puthaw

Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan usa ka mananaog sa A' Design Award nga Puthaw, usa ka dungganon nga pag-ila nga gihatag sa maayong mga disenyo nga nakatagbo sa propesyonal ug industriyal nga mga gikinahanglan nga gipaabot gikan sa maayo ang pagkadisenyo nga mga paglalang. Ang mga mananaog sa Puthaw nagpakita og dakong kahanas, taas nga espesyalisasyon, eksperto nga pagsabot, ug mamugnaon nga abilidad sa ilang mga tiglalang. Gilauman nga ang Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan mahimong gipabilhan, gihangaan, ug gihigugma nga paglalang nga praktikal ug bag-o. Kini nga disenyo nga nakadaog og A' Design Award nga Puthaw naghiusa sa labing maayong mga praktis sa industriya ug adunay hanas nga teknikal nga mga kinaiya nga nalambigit sa kahibalo ug talento. Tokyo Apartment Kompleks nga Puy-anan gitahod tungod sa pagkamaabtik niini ug gidisenyo aron maghatag og mga pagpaayo sa kalidad sa kinabuhi nga makatabang sa paghimo sa kalibutan nga mas maayong dapit.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The view of the rows of ginkgo trees from this location was so pleasant that we intuitively decided on the position and orientation of the window openings to incorporate this into the living scene. We transformed the elements needed for homes in the current era into three concepts and designed them as an apartment community, a post-corona home, and a structural platform. In this way, we wanted to provide a space experience that is a bit different from what we have seen before, with an extraordinary feeling of living, like a hotel and a second home.
Dimensions & Packaging: Site area: 168.38Square meter Total floor area: 825.07Square meter Building coverage ratio: 64.65% Floor area ratio: 398.66% Structure: reinforced concrete structure Scale: 10 stories above ground Total number of units: 9 units
Tags: After-corona residence, Community, Structure design, hotel design, Openness
Production Technology: The shape of a tower apartment complex is determined by its structural design. Challenging structural stress transmission by eliminating the central reinforced concrete column and creating a void slab. In order to secure a view to the southwest, the south and west beams were turned into reverse beams. We designed these three structural ideas and the facade at the same time, and created a soft expression by using concrete formwork material with cedar planks for the pillars and beams.
Design Challenge: Many apartment complexes in Japan tend to focus too much on security and privacy, and not on the idea of community. As a result, face-to-face neighbor relations tend to occur, such as lack of building maintenance and aesthetics, and troubles between tenants. In this plan, we focused on the idea of a new community and the lounge as a place to create opportunities. By intentionally zoning this lounge into the entrance lobby, we have made it a symbol of the apartment complex.
Research: Under the theme of "Chemical reaction by adding a community", we have designed various accommodations and housing facilities according to the times, environment and circumstances. With the design of cooperative houses as the main axis, we have built up architecture and space creation with an eye on the target, based on our achievements that capture the ideas of real users.
Inspiration: After going through the coronavirus pandemic, I have been thinking about new communities. Inspired by the zoning of hotel lobby lounges, where people can casually drop by, we set this up as a place to start a community in an apartment complex. Under the soft shade of the symbol tree, we hope that it will be a space with a sense of openness and calm, and that it will function as a lounge where residents can communicate with each other as they pass by, and where guests can socialize.
Project Duration: Design period: September 2020 to June 2021 Construction period: February 2023 to July 2024
Operation Flow: With the theme of openness in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the building has one unit per floor, with windows on three sides (excluding the elevators and stairs) to allow wind to pass through, and a spacious 2m-deep balcony to make this area bright and bright. We created a spacious verandah-like exterior space. The interior space has been designed as a flexible room that reflects the modern way of working, including a remote work room, online classes, and large storage space.
Patents: Copyright belongs to Coplus Co., Ltd.
Team Members: Hiroko Hayashi
Image Credits: Copyright belongs to Coplus Co., Ltd.