Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl by Go Fujita is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award Fè in Enteryè Competition Category.

FèEnteryè· 2022

Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl

by Go Fujita

Client: Gosize Co., Ltd.

A' Design Award Fè Winner in Enteryè Category

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The Design

About Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl

Yo nan lòd yo amelyore lavi a, espas la te apeprè divize an twa espas: yon chanm, yon chanm k ap viv, ak yon beny semi-deyò. Espas semi-deyò a se yon espas abondan ak ap detann kote ou ka jwi sous dlo cho natirèl ki soti nan lokal la pandan w ap santi limyè, van, dlo, ak chanjman kat sezon yo. Espas la se yon espas intemporel ki kolekte pi bon kalite materyèl natirèl ak teknik atizanal nan itilize aktivman atizana tradisyonèl Japonè yo, omisyon dekorasyon ki pa nesesè.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Fè

Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl se yon ganyan A' Design Award Fè, yon rekonesans ki gen prestij yo bay bon design ki satisfè egzijans pwofesyonèl ak endistriyèl yo atann de kreyasyon ki byen fèt. Ganyan Fè yo montre gwo konpetans, espesyalizasyon wo, konpreyansyon ekspè ak kapasite kreyatif kreyatè yo. Yo atann Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl pou se yon kreyasyon anpil moun estime, admire e renmen ki pratik e inovatè. Design sa a ki ganyen A' Design Award Fè entegre pi bon pratik sektè a e li gen karakteristik teknik konpetan ki lye ak konnesans pratik ak talan. Yo respekte Myoken Ishiharaso Otèl pou jèntan li e li fèt pou bay amelyorasyon kalite lavi ki ede fè mond lan vin yon pi bon kote.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties: This hotel has a semi open air space where you can enjoy the culture of natural hot springs that has been passed down from ancient times in Japan. This space has a timeless design by eliminating unnecessary decorations and combining natural materials.
Dimensions & Packaging: Space area 119 Square meter
Tags: Hotel、Ryokan、hot spring、Open air bath
Production Technology: We will stay at a hot spring inn and use the effects of the hot springs to treat and recuperate from illness. The design of the guest rooms is a timeless and minimal space, and the beauty of the lush canyon seen from the window is the main character, and the decoration is omitted as much as possible. Kumiko The powerful materials of traditional crafts such as lattice, Japanese paper, and natural stone stimulate the five senses. The semi-outdoor space has a hot spring and a rest space. You can enjoy the hot springs at your favorite time without worrying about your eyes. The breeze from the river heals the mind and body after bathing.
Design Challenge: It was a renovation of an old main building over 80 years old, so it was a challenge to a new design while maintaining the structure.
Also, the materials used for finishing were Japanese paper, wood, and stone, which are natural materials, so I asked each craftsman.
Research: Soaking in a hot spring warms the body and expands blood vessels, especially peripheral blood vessels. When blood vessels expand, blood circulation improves, which makes it easier for fresh blood containing oxygen and nutrients to spread throughout the body, activating the function of carrying waste products and carbon dioxide in the blood. In other words, it improves metabolism and promotes the excretion of unnecessary substances in the body.
Inspiration: Healing in nature.
It is said that entering a natural hot spring enhances the natural healing power that humans originally have.
Project Duration: Kagoshima Japan
Operation Flow: Since ancient times, Japan has a culture of using the ingredients of natural hot springs to improve the natural healing power. We have created a guest room where you can enter a private hot spring at your favorite time 24 hours a day. The source of this hot spring springs from the immediate vicinity of the guest room, so it can be provided in a fresh condition.
Image Credits: All photo Nacasa & Partners