The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija by Takenori Katori and Fumi Habara

The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija by Takenori Katori and Fumi Habara is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Zelta balva A' Design Award in Interjera, tirdzniecības un izstāžu dizains Competition Category.

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The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija

by Takenori Katori and Fumi Habara

Client: Kintetsu Miyako Hotels International,Inc.

Zelta balva A' Design Award Winner in Interjers Category

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The Design

About The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija

Grāmatas teksts: Radīta, lai paustu Kioto jauno garu, šī izteikti oriģinālā kapela spēj pielāgoties arvien daudzveidīgākajiem kāzu stiliem, ko meklē mūsdienu pāri, tostarp ne tikai tradicionālajām baznīcas ceremonijām, bet arī sintoisma un nereliģiskām ceremonijām. Tajā tika izmantots pēc iespējas vairāk esošā karkasa, pievienojot koka griestu režģi, kas savīts ar netiešu apgaismojumu, lai atmodinātu saules gaismas sajūtu, kas plūst caur koku zariem. Rezultāts ir svēta telpa, piesātināta ar tradicionālo japāņu estētiku un dziļu cieņu pret tās bagātīgo dabas apkārtni.

The Recognition

About the Zelta balva A' Design Award

The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija ir Zelta balvas A' Design Award ieguvējs, ārkārtīgi prestiža atzinība, ko piešķir pirmšķirīgiem, brīnišķīgiem un izciliem dizainiem. Zelta ieguvēji ir ļoti inovatīvi, tālredzīgi un žilbinoši spoži darbi, kas atspoguļo to dizaineru talantu, gudrību un meistarību. Sagaidāms, ka The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija būs ļoti slavēts, tendenci veidojošs un monumentāls izgudrojums, kas sniedz nebijušu vērtību. Šis ar Zelta balvu apbalvotais dizains ir lielisks, cienīts projekts, kas paplašina mākslas, zinātnes, dizaina un tehnoloģiju robežas. The Westin Miyako Kyoto Chapel Primārā funkcija: Renovācija izraisa intensīvu vēlmi, modina kaislību, veicina radošumu un valdzina.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties: Founded 130 years ago, the Westin Miyako Kyoto is an elegant hotel with a proud history nestled into the foothills of the city’s Higashiyama district. The same elegance and quality were essential in this major renovation and earthquake retrofit of the chapel, which occupies a separate building on the hotel property. Intended to express the new spirit of Kyoto, the highly original chapel is able to accommodate the increasingly diverse range of wedding styles sought by contemporary couples, including not only conventional church ceremonies but also Shinto and non-religious ceremonies.
Dimensions & Packaging: We were asked to create a new space without altering the building’s existing framework. Because this condition ruled out the installation of skylights, we used artificial lighting to replicate the appearance of natural light. Regulations required that the wooden latticework on the ceiling and walls be semi-fireproof, so we used fire retardant lumber.
Tags: Chapel Renovation, Chapel design,
Production Technology: We strengthened the connection with the woods behind the building by redesigning the windows to remove mullions and increase transparency, as well as by shining a sunny light on the natural-stone wall in order to bring the exterior space into the interior. We valued the atmosphere created by materials themselves, expressing the contrast between delicacy and strength through the use of stained, fire-proofed cedar woods and unpolished granite from the mountains of Shodoshima.
Design Challenge: The construction plans and specifications taking up most effort in the project is the lighting design and form and density (spacing) of the ceiling lattice, which together replicate light shining between trees, the building’s most distinctive characteristic. The wooden louvers on the walls create a sense of depth and rhythm, both tying the entire space together by linking to the ceiling lattice and ensuring the high quality, serene reverberations required in a chapel.
Research: Founded 130 years ago, the Westin Miyako Kyoto is an elegant hotel with a proud history nestled into the foothills of the city’s Higashiyama district; the present main building and Kasui-en Annex were both designed by Togo Murano and completed in 1960 and 1959 respectively. The same elegance and quality were essential in this major renovation and earthquake retrofit of the chapel, which occupies a separate building on the hotel property.
Inspiration: As a show of respect to the abundant natural surroundings, rock and wood take center stage in this sacred space imbued with a traditional Japanese aesthetic. we utilized as much of the existing framework as possible while also incorporating elements of traditional shrine and temple architecture, adding a wooden ceiling lattice interwoven with indirect lighting that evokes sunlight pouring through the branches of trees and highlights the beauty of the shadows and gradations that are created as light falls through the multi-layered lattice.
Project Duration: Location, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, Japan
Renovation Area, 237m2
The project started in April 2019 in Kyoto and finished in April, 2020
Team Members: Takenori Katori
Fumi Habara
Image Credits: WMH_1.jpg:Photographer Tomohiro Sakashita, 2020
WMH_2.jpg:Photographer Tomohiro Sakashita, 2020
WMH_3.jpg:Photographer Tomohiro Sakashita, 2020
WMH_4.jpg:Photographer Tomohiro Sakashita, 2020
WMH_5.jpg:Photographer Tomohiro Sakashita, 2020