KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas by Eisuke Yamazaki

KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas by Eisuke Yamazaki is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 Geležinis apdovanojimas A' Design Award in Architektūros, pastatų ir konstrukcijų dizainas Competition Category.

GeležinisArchitektūra· 2022

KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas

by Eisuke Yamazaki

Client: SAKAE Architects & Engineers

Geležinis apdovanojimas A' Design Award Winner in Architektūra Category

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The Design

About KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas

Projektas skirtas atstatyti gyvenamąjį pastatą nedidelėje aikštelėje KIBA Tokijuje, Japonijoje. Nors pastato dydis ir nedidelis, tame pačiame pastate kartu yra įvairių tipų būstai, todėl buvo pastatyta puiki gyvenamosios vietos bendruomenė mieste. Be to, fasadas, ypač medinės žaliuzės, suprojektuotas darniai su konkrečia vieta KIBA, kuri kažkada buvo žinoma medienos prekyba. KIBA Tokyo Residence sukurtų naujas vertybes ir naujus gyvenimo būdus iš vidaus (vidinės erdvės), o prarastą kraštovaizdį ir paveldą parodytų iš išorės (išorės erdvės).

The Recognition

About the Geležinis apdovanojimas A' Design Award

KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas laimėjo Geležinį apdovanojimą A' Design Award, prestižinį pripažinimą, skiriamą geriems dizainams, atitinkantiems profesinius ir pramoninius reikalavimus, kurių tikimasi iš gerai suprojektuotų kūrinių. Geležies laureatai rodo didelius kūrėjų įgūdžius, aukštą specializaciją, ekspertinį supratimą ir kūrybinį gebėjimą. Tikimasi, kad KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas bus aukštai vertinamas, žavimas ir brangus kūrinys, praktiškas ir novatoriškas. Šis Geležiniu apdovanojimu įvertintas dizainas integruoja geriausias pramonės praktikas ir turi kompetentingas technines savybes, susietas su patirtimi ir talentu. KIBA Tokyo Residence Pastatas gerbiamas už kruopštumą ir sukurtas taip, kad gerintų gyvenimo kokybę ir padėtų padaryti pasaulį geresne vieta.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties: This is a project to rebuild a residential building on a small site of Tokyo. For adaptation of the various lifestyles and improving the added value of the building, it was created multiple spaces by using exceptional cases of maisonnette style housing to the building standard law. The building was designed in harmony with the historic site, known for lumber dealings. This project would try to make new values and new lifestyles from the inside, and to show historic and cultural heritage from the outside.
Dimensions & Packaging: Function: Residence + Retail shop, Scale: 7 stories, Structure: Reinforced-concrete, Site Area: 72.97 sqm, Building Area: 58.17 sqm,
Floor Area: 385.52 sqm
Tags: Residential, House, Small, Building, Wooden, Louver, Grids, Architecture, Japanese modern, Japan
Production Technology: Reinforced-concrete, Wooden Louver
Design Challenge: From the point of view of the structural design, it was difficult to realize the construction of a seven-story reinforced concrete building with four columns on a small site and fragile ground. In terms of details of the wooden louvers, which has about three meters lengths located in twenty-three meters high (max), there are supported simply by fixing only the upper and lower ends taking into account a wind pressure and a load bearing capacity, in order to re-create the old landscape such as the image of lumber standing in front of a lumber wholesaler's store.
Research: It has been the problems of the deterioration of old buildings and the excessive number of open spaces on a small site in Tokyo lately. The majority of these properties have been destroyed during urban renewal. In this project, the design was endeavoring to explore the capability of a small fascinating residence on a small site in the center of Tokyo. At the same time, this building was designed not only attempting to endeavor the capability of a small residence in a city, also putting effort into re-creating the landscape of Edo Tokyo Kiba which was disappeared.
Inspiration: This project will reconstruct a small residential building on a small site in the metropolitan area of Tokyo Japan. It explores the possibility of making a small residence in the city center in something completely new that creates a rich atmosphere and spaces together with a landscape and history around it. It also attempts to depict the classic Japanese landscape that has been lost due to the modernization of the city. This architectural concept will become a model of global architecture.
Project Duration: The project started in 2016 and finished in 2019, and is located in Tokyo Japan.
Operation Flow: This building was designed the structure with multiple spaces based on the lifestyle despite the strict restrictions given by the size of the site. In particular, this building is managed to have three different types of housing, namely a residence for one person, a couple and a family with children in a single building. This was done by utilizing exceptional cases of maisonnette style housing to the building standard law. Although the size of the building is small, the various types of housing are being built together, therefore, constructed the fine community of a residence in a city.
Team Members: Eisuke Yamazaki
Toshio Yoshikawa
Hiroshi Sakaguchi
Image Credits: Photo: Koji Fujii (Nacasa & Partners Inc.)
Photo: Yuichi Higurashi