YamamuraSanzLaviñaArchitects

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少子高齢化に加えて、空き家が増加している現在において、高度成長期に建てられた団地もまた、その存続方法を模索している。本計画は、そんな団地の新たな住まい方を提案するものである。ニコイチとは、二住戸を一家族で用いることができる団地の新たな使い方である。茶山台団地は階段室型の団地で、最上階の階段室は、最上階の住民しか用いない。そのため、階段の両側の居室を一家族で横断して使うことができる。

 

本計画「オモヤとハナレ」は、一戸をオモヤ、もう一戸をハナレと名付け、前者が生活の主空間、後者が家族の趣味や勉強、団地コミュニティの核として多様に用いることができる空間となっている。どちらも既存の構造躯体を残しながら、最小限の木製の立体家具を挿入することで空間を間仕切ながらも、視線や空気が揺るかやかに繋がるように工夫している。そのため、「feel wide, feel better」として、視線が遠方の山々や、隣地の緑が視界に取り込まれたり、住戸内でも視線の抜けを多くつくることで、日常のさまざまな風景を楽しむことができるようにしている。

 

REVITALIZING A PUBLIC HOUSING COMPLEX

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Due to the declining birthrate and aging population, the number of vacant houses is increasing, and apartment complexes built during the high-growth period are searching for ways to reinvent themselves. This project proposes a new way of living in rental public housing complexes. Nikoichi is an innovative design to convert apartment complexes, in which two dwelling units can be re-used by a family.

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A NEW DESIGN FOR A NEW LIFESTYLE

 

In YSLA proposal "Omoya and Hanare", one unit is named Omoya and the other Hanare, The Omoya, core of the house in Japanese, is the main living space. Is the functional, private, and compartmented area with the kitchen, bedrooms, dining and living.  The Hanare, is a multipurpose and generous space that can be used in flexible ways. Is a place for connectivity and creativity. In both units the space design partition strategy, based in  a three-dimensional wooden system,  provides the residents with the necessary furniture to start a new life. 

 

HANARE; THE SPACE TO CONNECT COMMUNITY

 

The Hanare is a large and flexible space that surges of the need of semi public gathering areas inside domestic spaces. In this space we can connect with the community and reconnect with ourselves. Is a place to exercise, to paint, to work, to develop hobbies, collectively or individually.  

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FEEL WIDER FEEL BETTER

 

Generous areas, furniture and connections make possible to engage activities from home. A big table for a dinner, a wide desk to work, a large floor for a yoga session. Omoya to Hanare provides quality spaces for multiple activities promoting healthy societies and individuals. 

 

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Architecture & Interior coordination: YSLA architects

Contractor: C2S

Photography: @Munetaka Onodera 

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