금 건축 · 2024
Aida Sekkei Precut 공장
- A' Design Award 금상 2024 in 건축
- CLIENT: Aida Sekkei Co., Ltd.
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About Aida Sekkei Precut 공장
아이다 셋케이(Aida Sekkei)의 새로운 공장 계획은 목재 프리컷(precutting)에 초점을 맞추고 있다. 그 콘셉트는 일련의 목재 가공 과정을 그대로 구현하는 건축을 만들어내는 데 있다. 공장 내부에는 약 100미터 길이의 유리로 둘러싸인 부유하는 통로가 마련되어, 방문객이 프리컷 공정 전체를 가까이에서 관찰할 수 있도록 설계되었다. 사무동은 목조 주택의 부자재로 흔히 쓰이는 페더 에지(feather edge) 재료로 제작한 트러스를 활용한 대공간을 특징으로 한다. 이 디자인은 모든 요소를 통합하여 쇼케이스형 공장을 완성하며, 모든 측면에서 가시성과 미적 매력을 강조한다.
About the A' Design Award 금상
Aida Sekkei Precut 공장, 이 작품은 A' Design Award 금상 수상작으로, 일류의 경이롭고 뛰어난 디자인에 수여되는 극히 권위 있는 인정입니다. 금상 수상작은 대단히 혁신적이고 선견지명이 있으며 눈부시게 빛나는 작품으로, 디자이너의 천재성, 지혜, 기량을 반영합니다. Aida Sekkei Precut 공장, 이 작품은 가장 높이 평가받는 트렌드 선도적이고 기념비적인 발명품으로서 전례 없는 가치를 제공할 것으로 기대됩니다. 이 금상 수상 디자인은 예술, 과학, 디자인, 기술의 경계를 넓히는 장관을 이루는 존경받는 프로젝트입니다. Aida Sekkei Precut 공장, 이 작품은 강렬한 욕망을 불러일으키고 열정을 자아내며 창의성을 북돋우고 매료합니다.
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- Unique Properties
- This is a project of a new timber processing plant for precut lumber. Its design concept is all about creating an architecture that embodies the series of timber processing. The almost 100-meter-long viewing aisle encased in a random stripe wooden shell is cantilevered and appears as if it floats from the factory building wall. The aim of the impressive façade design with a sense of acceleration and speed is to provoke the image of Aida Sekkei’s further evolution towards the future.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Site area: 40,023.50 m2
Building area: 14,614.43 m2
Total floor area: 15,206.32 m2
Office Building(2F)
1st floor: 458.21 m2
2nd floor: 429.28 m2
Number of floors: 2 above ground
Height: Maximum height 10.86 m,
Structure: Wooden
Factory Building(2F)
1st floor: 13,886.39 m2
2nd floor: 380.70 m2 - Tags
- architecture, factory, wooden, truss, pre-cut, Factory tour, Japan
- Production Technology
- As for the office, which is the face of the plant, we created one large space by building a scissor truss using members of smaller cross sections (30 mm by 120mm size lumber used as supplementary members such as wall studs of a home). 120mm square Japanese cypress pillars are placed every 303 mm of the wall and to construct load-bearing walls, a 30 mm thick cedar board was inserted between the pillars.
- Design Challenge
- When constructing large-span wooden structures, it's common to use specialized and expensive materials such as large-diameter engineered lumber. However, here, we've achieved a 12-meter span at low cost by combining small-section studs commonly used in typical residential construction to form trusses. This method, the first of its kind in Japan, utilizes these small-section studs (measuring 30×120mm) which are widely used in residential construction.
- Research
- Research Objective: To find a cost-effective method for achieving large spans in wooden structures. Result: The combination of small-section studs into truss structures has enabled the realization of a 12-meter span at low cost. Impact: There is potential for innovative approaches in medium to large-scale wooden construction.
- Inspiration
- Before initiating this design, visiting an existing pre-cut factory left a profound impression. Witnessing the precise, aesthetically pleasing fabrication of columns and beams at remarkable speed sparked inspiration. To capture the dynamism and speed of fabrication observed in the factory, the design concept emerged: a facade featuring a protruding massive timber symbolizing the factory's essence.
- Project Duration
- This project was completed in September 2020 and is currently in operation. The planned site in Bando City is a place where forest resources are abundant despite being near Tokyo. It is conveniently located as a node of the expressway network in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
- Operation Flow
- This is a project of a new timber processing plant for precut lumber designed by Aida Sekkei Co.,Ltd., one of the leading house builders who specializes in traditional Japanese timber construction.
- Patents
- None
- Image Credits
- Image #1-#5: Photographer Nobuaki Miyashita, Variations, 2020
