日本拱墙住宅

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-13 01:02:23

Japan Arch Wall House

设计方：Naf Architect & Design

位置：日本东京

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

建筑设计负责人：Akio Nakasa

设计团队：Daisuke Aoki

图片：23张

摄影师：Toshiyuki Yano

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这是由Naf Architect & Design设计的拱墙住宅。该项目由一对住宅组成，分别坐落于坡路一侧，在坡路上方的墙壁形成拱形的造型。左边的住宅为一座单层建筑（A），为一位女士独自居住，而右手边的住宅共两层（B），为一家三口居住。该项目共住了三代人。该项目前身是一座1000多平方米的主楼，并配以客房、小型神社门以及小神社、日式传统茶园。场地南面是当地街道，背面是前国道。建筑A与B建于原来主楼被拆除的位置，而建筑之间的斜路从日式花园延伸，形成南北向的一条路径。建筑师认为在那些很长时间里作为社区半开放和开放空间的场所不应作巨大变化，因此该项目尽可能保留其他功能，并方便东西两侧以及街道的邻居通达。译者：艾比 From the architect. A pair of houses stand on the sides of a slope, stretching walls over the slope in between in arch shape. The house on the left is a one-story building (A) for a woman living alone, and on the right is a two-story building (B) for a couple + child household. Three generations are living in the pair of houses, grandmother (A), daughter’s couple and grandchild (B).The vast premises of more than 1000 sq had a former main residence with a guest house, a small torii shrine gate and a small shinto shrine, Japanese traditional tea garden with delicately pruned trees. South of the premises faces a local street and north faces former national route. The building A and B are built where the main residence was dismantled, and the slope in between was extended from Japanese garden to make a path between the south and north sides of the premises. The rest features were preserved as much as possible, as it was considered better not to make drastic changes on the premises which was semi-public and open to the community for a long time, allowing access from the neighbors on the east and west sides and local street. As cars are the principal means of transportation, the slope in between building A and B serves as a driveway for daily convenience. Building A provides barrier free access to inside the building whose floor level is set to give more than 2 meters in height from the ground level to the windows for security purposes.Former national route has heavy traffic, thus building A and B do not have windows on the north. Windows facing the neighbors on the east and west sides are small and minimized, whereas the windows facing the garden are large. Both building A and B have courtyard and skylight with slanted ceiling and curved walls to give varied interior scenes. The courtyard has the largest daylight windows to provide light through transom windows and slanted ceiling. Daylight from skylight is reflected on ceramic tiles on the curved walls to give different effects by the time and weather; when sunny, it is sharp, when cloudy, it is soft, and in the morning and evening, pale violet blue light spreads inside.The edges of curved exterior walls stretching from both sides of the slope are slightly apart, not making building A and B a two-family home from legal perspective. However, these buildings, while they are independent, stand face to face and side by side to share everyday life and space.

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