© Kenta Kawamura

(Kenta Kawamura)

架构师提供的文本描述。一对夫妇决定购买新开发的土地供出售。在他们的命运面前，有一片广阔的田野，一列遥远的火车在运行。尽管这片土地被这片田园诗般的景观所包围，但这片新开发的土地被拉长了，有7米长的宽度和23米的深度。

Text description provided by the architects. A couple decided to purchase newly developed land that was for sale. In front of their lot, there is a spreading field and a distant train is running. Although the site is surrounded by this idyllic landscape, this plot of newly developed land was elongated, having a 7-meter long width and a 23-meter depth.

 © Kenta Kawamura

(Kenta Kawamura)

这一地区的房屋前部面积小，因此在建造房屋时最大限度地使用土地的宽度是正常的，因此房屋建造得很紧，没有太多的空间。这片区域被田园诗般的自然景色所包围，所以我觉得如果房屋密集地相距很近，那么外面的空间就会更少，这将是一件令人遗憾的事。我试着想办法创造更多的外部空间，哪怕只是一点点。

The houses in the area have small front areas, so it is normal to use the width of the land to its maximum extent when building a house, resulting in houses being tightly built and without much space. The area is surrounded by idyllic scenes of nature, so I felt that if the houses were located densely near each other then there would be less outside space, and that would be a shame. I tried to find a way to make more outside space, even just a little.

 Ground Floor Plan

因此，作为一种感受外界的方式，我们发展了我们的概念，即安装一个花园通道。房子是拉长的，所以我们设计了一个共用的地方，有一层土地板，这在日本旧的排屋里很常见，大致分为两部分：一个通道(公共区域)和LDK(私人区域)。

Hence, as a way to feel the outside, we developed our concept, which was to install a garden passageway. The house is elongated, so we designed a common area with an earthen floor which was often seen in old Japanese row houses, and divided the area roughly into two parts: a passageway (the common area) and the LDK (the private area).

 © Kenta Kawamura

(Kenta Kawamura)

我们安排了一个布局，允许居民从通道进入每个区域。通过在通道上部安装一个开口，将窗户从居民的视野中移除，从而保护隐私。然而，当光线从顶部射进来时，我们就能创造出一个看上去像外面的空间。

We arranged a layout which allows the residents to access each area from the passageway. By installing an opening in the upper part of this passageway, the windows were removed windows from the field of view of the residents, so that privacy can be secured. However, as the light comes in from the top, we were able to create a space that looks like outside.

 Elevation and Section

高程和剖面

当我们用同样的瓷砖作为通道的入口时，室内空间看起来就像是外部空间的延伸。外面的空间穿过房子。当我们抬头看过道时，我们可以看到横梁排列整齐。光束在LDK上投下阴影，随着太阳一整天的移动，阴影的形状也随之改变。从客厅看到的过道充满了柔和的光线。空间随着时间的推移逐渐变化，让我们体验到不同的感受。我希望这将是一个丰富生活在这里的家庭生活的空间。

As we used the same tiles as the entrance for the passageway, the interior space looked as if it is an extension of the external space. The space which looks like it outside goes through the house. When looking up in the passageway, we can see the beams are lined up. The beams cast shadows on the LDK, and the shadows change in shape as the sun moves throughout the day. The passageway as seen from the living room is filled with soft light. The space gradually changes over time, allowing us to experience different feelings. I hope this will be a space that enriches the lives of the families living here.

 © Kenta Kawamura

(Kenta Kawamura)

Architects ALTS DESIGN OFFICE

Location Japan

Area 122.9 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Kenta Kawamura

Category Houses

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