A two-family home with
a fireplace and a light court.
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Planning conditions
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| Planned site |
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Kobe City |
| Zoning |
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Second-class residential area |
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Semi-fire prevention area |
| Site area |
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184 m² |
| Purpose |
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Newly built detached house |
| Construction period |
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5 months |
| floor area |
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193 m² |
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| Design supervision |
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Taketoshi Uede
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Design and
site
management
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Tsukahara Architectural
Design Office |
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(Hidenori Tsukahara,
Fumi Hashino) |
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| Finishing specifications |
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| roof |
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Flat-colored slate
(colonial style) |
| outer wall |
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Acrylic resin spray |
| sash |
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Colored aluminum |
| door |
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wooden |
| floor |
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Solid oak flooring
(15mm thick) |
| baseboard |
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Wood veneer (7mm thick) |
| Walls and ceilings |
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Thin layer of emulsion
putty finish |
Design Concept: This house has a Western-style room, bathroom, and Japanese-style room for the grandfather on the first floor, and a Western-style room, living room, and kitchen (LDK) for the couple and their two children on the second floor. Two-family homes are naturally larger in scale. Therefore, it is necessary to devise ways to ensure that each room receives sufficient light and ventilation, which are essential for a home. Here, a light court is placed in the center to ensure a living space that is filled with light and air. |
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