架构师提供的文本描述。只有Sajima为客人提供了一个临时的“家”。由无名氏度假村提供的每周租赁服务是在日本经营度假村物业的一种相对较新的方法，它允许不同的租户每周有机会居住在“家”内。虽然与标准的月租相比，每周租期较短，而与酒店住宿相比则较长，但这段介于两者之间的时间为“家”的新用途提供了便利。作为展览、教室或婚礼派对的空间，该单元很容易适应租户的想象和发明，并在这样做的同时，重新定义了可以在“家”内进行的活动范围。在兼顾工作和商业功能的同时，除了“居住”的基本功能之外，“家”又成为许多生活事件的空间。在获得一个新的程序使用，“家”重新获得丰富的活动，可以发生在周围的生活。

Text description provided by the architects. Nowhere but Sajima provides a temporary ‘home’ for its guests. The weekly rental service provided by Nowhere Resort is a relatively new method of operating resort properties in Japan, and allows different tenants the opportunity to inhabit a ‘home’ on a weekly basis. While the weekly term is short compared to a standard monthly rental and long compared to a hotel stay, this in-between length accommodates a new diversity of uses of a ‘home’. Serving as a space for exhibitions, as a classroom or for wedding parties, the unit easily adapts to the imagination and invention of the tenant and in doing so also re-defines the range of activities that can take place in the ‘home’. As well as accommodating the functions of work and business, the ‘home’ again becomes the space of many life events beside the basic function of ‘inhabitance’. In acquiring a new program for use, the ‘home’ regains the richness of activity that can take place all around of life.

 Courtesy of Yasutaka Yoshimura

Yoshimura Yasutaka

这座建筑物是一座三角形的区块，由向海洋驶去的管状体积组成，矗立在一个小渔村的开垦土地上。当这个地点与海堤交汇，直接面对大海时，它也面对着水面上的其他建筑物。为了在不使用窗帘的情况下提供足够的隐私，狭小的管状空间被捆绑在一起，并以角度提供通向大海的开口。这些管子的方向自然阻挡了邻近公寓的视线，当从内部向下看管子的长度时，只能看到海洋。在摆脱都市化潮流的同时，我们通常称之为“度假胜地”，但设计仍然保持着度假体验的关键方面。我们创造了一个地方，让人联想到从一艘船的甲板上眺望大海。

The building, a triangular block composed of tube-like volumes heading to the ocean, stands on a point of reclaimed land in a small fishing village. While the site meets the seawall and directly faces the sea, it is also faces other buildings across the water. To provide adequate privacy without the use of curtains, narrow tube-shaped spaces were bundled together and angled to provide openings toward the sea. The orientation of these tubes naturally blocks the line of sight from the adjacent apartments and while gazing down the length of the tube from inside only the ocean can be seen. While providing an escape from the tide of urbanism characterizing what we normally call a ‘resort’, the design still maintains the key aspects of the resort experience. We have created a place reminiscent of looking out to sea from the deck of a ship.

 Ground Floor Plan