Bronca Arhitektura · 2022
K Vila
- Brončana nagrada A' Design Award 2022 in Arhitektura
- CLIENT: Kubota Architect Atelier
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,519
- Verification code 796249F399 · Verify this award
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About K Vila
Book Text: K je vila smještena u Nasuu, prefektura Tochigi, Japan. Podovi, zidovi i krovovi tretirani su kao tanke odvojene ravnine, a ne kao spojeni volumeni. Vitki stupovi promjera 90 milimetara podupiru armiranobetonske ploče, zbog čega konstrukcija djeluje lagano. Donja strana svake konusne ploče obložena je zrcalnim nehrđajućim čelikom, koji reflektira okolni krajolik. Unutarnje pregrade svedene su na minimum, tako da prostorije prelaze jedna u drugu. Cilj dizajna je povezati svakodnevni život s prirodom koja okružuje kuću.
About the Brončana nagrada A' Design Award
K Vila je pobjednik Brončane nagrade A' Design Award, visoko prestižnog priznanja koje se dodjeljuje izvanrednim dizajnima što se odlikuju kreativnošću, domišljatošću i oštroumnošću. Brončani pobjednici izdašno su vješti i upečatljivo kreativni artefakti koji potvrđuju golemo iskustvo, maštu i snalažljivost svojih dizajnera. Očekuje se da K Vila bude visoko cijenjen, voljen i njegovan predmet koji je izuzetno profesionalan i inovativan. Ovaj dizajn koji je osvojio Brončanu nagradu A' Design Award uključuje najbolje prakse u umjetnosti, znanosti, dizajnu i tehnologiji i izvrstan je zbog pažnje posvećene detaljima. K Vila sjajno zadovoljava potrebe, dotiče želje, očarava osjećaje i privlači znatiželju.
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- Unique Properties
- The floors,walls,and roofs are refined as two-dimensional surfaces to the extreme.They are not joined together but are kept as separate components,either underground,above ground,or in the air where they need to be,composing the architecture.The overlapping and shifting of the abstract slabs lose their thickness and mass and seem to float,creating a space with ambiguous divisions where all areas converge into a loosely connected architecture.The architecture that revives connection erases the boundaries between the planar and sterical,inside and the outside,and between various realms.Thus the mind fuses with nature,and the mind integrated into the infinitely expanding nature leads to the essential richness and boundless freedom.This architecture is K Villa.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Site area 517.12 m2 Building area 105.16m2 Total floor area 95.69m2
- Tags
- Japan, Villa, Minimal, Modanism, Concrete
- Production Technology
- reinforced concrete
- Design Challenge
- The distance from the office to the site was about 1,000 km, and the coronavirus raged during the construction, so it was not easy to supervise the site. I think that supporting the roof with 90Φ thin pillars in Japan, which is an earthquake-prone country, will be the limit.
- Research
- We are meant to coexist with the infinite expanse of nature.However,buildings are on the contrary and have been developed to separate the mind and from nature an much as possible.Thus when a building intervenes between the mind and nature,it severs the connection between the two,reinforces isolation,and slowly grows the darkness and coldness in the mind.Without realizing it,the mind creaks and becomes crooked.K Villa creates an architecture that overturns this process.
- Inspiration
- The pressures of relating with others,however small and common they may be,cause our hearts to close,stagnate and obscure without our knowing.Our desires to be liberated from these pressures push us to update ourselves through superficial entertainment and joy and yet,our hearts remain clenched still,slowly eating away our energy to live.In order to reverse and break away from this flow,we must connect our hearts to an infinitely freer power,and to inspire a breath of new life.K Villa we create here will be planned so that it functions as a medium that induces response and fosters a relationship between both sides.
- Project Duration
- Design from 2015 to 2019 Construction from 2019 to 2020. Location: Nasu,Tochigi,Japan
- Operation Flow
- Completed without joining thin pillars with only 90Φ and slabs on the floor, walls, and roof, this K Villa gently connects to the outside nature, and attempts to transfer nature on the back of the tapered slab with a stainless mirror surface.
- Image Credits
- Katsu Tanaka
