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JIBA
Japan
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
Project Credits :
Project Title : JIBA
Type : Residence
Client: Mr. & Mrs. Sasaki
Place : Sendai, Japan
Construction Total Area
55m2
Design planning period Dec,2014～March,2015
construction period Apr,2015~May, 2015
Existing Building
Structure: wood structure
Completion year : 1983
Above ground 2 floors
site: 1st floor
Construction Area:119.86 m2
1st : 110.85 m2
2nd:53.94 m2
total floor space : 164.70 m2
Architect : .8 TENHACHI ARCHITECT & INTERIOR DESIGN / Tomoko Sasaki + Kei Sato
http://www.ten-hachi.com/
Prlject team:Tomo
Constractor :
Carpenter:Mr.Haryu
Electric Engineer: Mr.Sasaki
Paint: Self paint by client+Architect+Friends
Photographer : akihide Mishima
http://akihidemishima.com/
Material//
Living Room/Kitchen:
Floor: Asa-Tatami matt ( Muji.co.ltd)
Oak Flooring damaged finish + oil finish
Wall: plaster board + AEP
Ceiling:Larch plywood + insulater
Kitchen Counter : flexible board, uletan coating
Bed Room:
Floor: Oak Flooring damaged finish + oil finish
Wall : Japanese cyder wood
Ceiling: Japanese cyder wood
Shower room:
Floor: FRP water proof coating + Mortar + OP
Wall/ Ceiling: : FRP water proof coating + OP
Ji_BA
This project is an interior renovation of a 164sqm house in a suburb of Sendai, Japan. It is a two–story wood structure built in 1983. The house is located in a bedroom community developed by a company who mass–produced most of the homes; recently this area has begun to depopulate. The house, which belongs to the elderly parents of a ceramic artist, used to be occupied by six family members; the couple is the only ones living there now.
The ground floor renovation centers on both creating a communal space for gathering around the family’s Buddhist alter and providing a living space for the couple. Walls have been removed leaving only the wood structural members in place. This has opened up the space to allow for easy family gatherings, and to enjoy the juxtaposition between the alter and its direct line of sight to a south facing window that looks onto the man’s much loved vegetable garden. The exposed wood structure fills the room with a beautiful color and texture, which provides a sense of the house’s history. 55 sqm has been set aside for the couple’s private area.
Display shelves have been designed for inside the existing oriel windows to display the ceramic artist’s pottery. Constructed from larch plywood, these shelves are suspended by 6mm thin metal cable providing support and minimal visual disruption to the views outside.
The overall spatial effect of the ground floor interior space is an envelope filled with warm light filtered through the figure–ground organization of the family member’s life passions, the man’s garden and the son’s pottery.
Project Title : JIBA
Type : Residence
Client: Mr. & Mrs. Sasaki
Place : Sendai, Japan
Construction Total Area
55m2
Design planning period Dec,2014～March,2015
construction period Apr,2015~May, 2015
Existing Building
Structure: wood structure
Completion year : 1983
Above ground 2 floors
site: 1st floor
Construction Area:119.86 m2
1st : 110.85 m2
2nd:53.94 m2
total floor space : 164.70 m2
Architect : .8 TENHACHI ARCHITECT & INTERIOR DESIGN / Tomoko Sasaki + Kei Sato
http://www.ten-hachi.com/
Prlject team:Tomo
Constractor :
Carpenter:Mr.Haryu
Electric Engineer: Mr.Sasaki
Paint: Self paint by client+Architect+Friends
Photographer : akihide Mishima
http://akihidemishima.com/
Material//
Living Room/Kitchen:
Floor: Asa-Tatami matt ( Muji.co.ltd)
Oak Flooring damaged finish + oil finish
Wall: plaster board + AEP
Ceiling:Larch plywood + insulater
Kitchen Counter : flexible board, uletan coating
Bed Room:
Floor: Oak Flooring damaged finish + oil finish
Wall : Japanese cyder wood
Ceiling: Japanese cyder wood
Shower room:
Floor: FRP water proof coating + Mortar + OP
Wall/ Ceiling: : FRP water proof coating + OP
Ji_BA
This project is an interior renovation of a 164sqm house in a suburb of Sendai, Japan. It is a two–story wood structure built in 1983. The house is located in a bedroom community developed by a company who mass–produced most of the homes; recently this area has begun to depopulate. The house, which belongs to the elderly parents of a ceramic artist, used to be occupied by six family members; the couple is the only ones living there now.
The ground floor renovation centers on both creating a communal space for gathering around the family’s Buddhist alter and providing a living space for the couple. Walls have been removed leaving only the wood structural members in place. This has opened up the space to allow for easy family gatherings, and to enjoy the juxtaposition between the alter and its direct line of sight to a south facing window that looks onto the man’s much loved vegetable garden. The exposed wood structure fills the room with a beautiful color and texture, which provides a sense of the house’s history. 55 sqm has been set aside for the couple’s private area.
Display shelves have been designed for inside the existing oriel windows to display the ceramic artist’s pottery. Constructed from larch plywood, these shelves are suspended by 6mm thin metal cable providing support and minimal visual disruption to the views outside.
The overall spatial effect of the ground floor interior space is an envelope filled with warm light filtered through the figure–ground organization of the family member’s life passions, the man’s garden and the son’s pottery.
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