Stack Up Talo by Kazuma Kobayashi is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2025 Rautapalkinto A' Design Award in Arkkitehtuuri-, rakennus- ja rakennesuunnittelu Competition Category.
RautaArkkitehtuuri· 2025
Stack Up Talo
Client: KENBO Co., Ltd.
Rautapalkinto A' Design Award Winner in Arkkitehtuuri Category
Verified Award Winner
Verify Award Status for #169244The Design
About Stack Up Talo
Stack Up on kaksikerroksinen puutalo, joka on rakennettu tiiviisti rakennettuun kaupunkiympäristöön. Ulkoasu muistuttaa erikokoisten laatikoiden pinoa, mikä luo rakennukselle syvyysvaikutelman. Ikkunat on sijoitettu niin, että ne rajoittavat näkymiä kadulle, ja suuret lasipinnat tuovat sisään luonnonvaloa. Korkea kattokorkeus lisää avaruuden tuntua. Sisäpiha tuo valoa ja ilmaa sisätiloihin säilyttäen samalla yksityisyyden. Puutarhan suuri puu toimii näkösuojana. Puutarha on suunniteltu myös koirien juoksualueeksi, ja se on varustettu aidoilla ja portailla, joiden korkeus on turvallinen.
The Recognition
About the Rautapalkinto A' Design Award
Stack Up Talo on Rautapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittaja, arvostettu tunnustus, joka myönnetään hyville designeille, jotka täyttävät hyvin suunnitelluilta luomuksilta odotetut ammatilliset ja teollisuuden vaatimukset. Rautavoittajat osoittavat tekijöidensä suurta taitoa, korkeaa erikoistumista, asiantuntevaa ymmärrystä ja luovaa kapasiteettia. Stack Up Talo:n odotetaan olevan korkeassa arvossa pidetty, ihailtu ja rakastettu luomus, joka on käytännöllinen ja innovatiivinen. Tämä Rautapalkinnon A' Design Award -voittajadesign yhdistää alan parhaita käytäntöjä, ja sillä on pätevät tekniset ominaisuudet, jotka yhdistyvät osaamiseen ja lahjakkuuteen. Stack Up Talo:a arvostetaan sen perusteellisuudesta, ja se on suunniteltu tarjoamaan elämänlaadun parannuksia, jotka auttavat tekemään maailmasta paremman paikan.
Behind the Design
Press Kit
Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- This building was designed to achieve an open space while protecting privacy in an environment where the surrounding buildings are close together. The placement of the windows was adjusted to take into account the view from the outside. The interior was designed with a high ceiling to create a pleasant sense of spaciousness while reducing the sense of oppression. Furthermore large glass was effectivel placed to bring in plenty of natural light creating a bright and open space.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Site area 400 square meters
Building area 155 square meters - Tags
- house, box, japan, Architecture, garden, pet
- Production Technology
- wooden Second story building
- Design Challenge
- At the client's request we incorporated a design that would make the miscellaneous goods collected as a hobby stand out in the home. We adjusted the interior materials and colors to create a space that would bring out the appeal of the miscellaneous goods. In addition the garden design is centered around stones and we designed it to harmonize with the interior while making the most of the texture of natural materials.
- Research
- We carefully considered the optimal window layout taking into account the surrounding environment. We made sure to incorporate the client's request for large windows while also making sure to create a space where they could live comfortably. In particular we planted a large tree in the garden and used it as a screen. This allowed us to block out the view from outside while also letting in a pleasant amount of light creating a living room with a sense of openness.
- Inspiration
- This house is located in the city center but we aimed to create a space that would provide a high level of privacy and a sense of comfort similar to that of a resort hotel. The building has a design that resembles overlapping boxes giving it a sense of depth. In addition by incorporating a design with a courtyard we have created an open space. While allowing in natural light and wind, we have created a private space where you can spend time without worrying about the eyes of those around you.
- Project Duration
- Built in Kurashiki City Okayama Prefecture in 2023
- Operation Flow
- The garden is designed to be used as a dog run and a spacious area has been secured where pets can run around freely. Safety has also been taken into consideration and by carefully selecting the height of the fences and stairs an environment has been created where dogs can live comfortably.
- Image Credits
- Photographer Senichiro Nogami
Sponsored
Explore Beyond Designers.org
Discover products, services and opportunities from our advertising partners.
More to Explore
Related Designs
Explore more award-winning designs from the same category, selected by merit.