日本白色椴树公寓

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-4 11:31:09

Japan white linden apartment

设计方：Takahashi Maki and Associates

位置：日本

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片来源：shigeta satoshi/nacasa&partners inc

图片：27张

摄影师：shigeta satoshi/nacasa&partners inc

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这个公寓是在十九世纪六十年代的住宅区里重建的，这个地区曾经是稻田，更以前好像是荒川的一条支流。公寓朝向场址的西边，所以可以看见南边的路和北边的公园之间的景色，那里曾经是封闭的，但现在被修建成了路。公寓的主要结构是两面大木墙，木墙完全由椴木制成。白色木墙由钢框架支撑着，像夹着的三明治一样。在墙架和白色的墙面之间有一扇很窄的窗户和拱形的天花板，天花板从花园一直延伸到公路。窗户前种植了三棵树，以便在这个树木稀少的小镇为公寓提供荫凉。一楼有一张床，二楼有一张桌子，在二楼上，周围的事物均匀的分布着，在阳光照射的最顶层上有一个浴缸。厨房、桌子和卫生间在靠近拱形天花板的那一层上，并和前面提到的每层楼上的家具配对。拱形天花板和当家具用的楼梯构成公寓内部框架，公寓内部与公寓外部用窗户连接在一起。外面的地面上覆满了一层碎石，像河床一样。因考虑到以前洪水的高度，公寓的房基有所升高。公寓前的三棵树都是连香树，自然而然的起防水的作用，公寓墙架的材料都是椴木。译者：蝈蝈 The building was rebuilt in a residential area developed in the 1960s that was used as rice fields, and prior to that a likely Arakawa distributary. The building was located towards the west side of the site to allow a line-of-vision between the road on the south side and the park on the north side, and where the view was formerly blocked is now used as an approach.The main structures of the building are two large wooden walls on the north and south sides that block the view, three floors in-between, and a roof truss. In order to create a foundation for living, the interior of the large wooden walls are entirely made of shelves of Tilia japonica. White walls supported with steel frames sandwich both ends of the wall shelves. In the openings between the wall shelves and the white walls, there are slit windows and a vaulted ceiling that runs from the park to the street. Three trees are planted in front of the windows to provide shade in a town with few trees. A bed is on the quiet first floor, a table is on the main floor where it is evenly spaced with its surroundings, and a bathtub is located on the sunlit topmost floor. A kitchen, a desk, and a bathroom are under the vaulted ceiling and paired up with the aforementioned furniture on each floor. The vaulted ceiling and the furniture-like stairs join the interior, and the exterior is joined by the windows.Gravel that looks like a riverbed covers the ground, and the foundation stone was raised to take into account the water level of previous floods. The three trees are Cercidiphyllum japonicum that naturally occur on waterfronts, and Tilia japonica that is also used for the wall shelf material.

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