Gallege Residential House by Michihiro Matsuo |
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| DESIGN NAME: Gallege PRIMARY FUNCTION: Residential House INSPIRATION: Houses built in urban areas are often designed to be closed. Consider designing large open homes in urban areas, focusing on windows that connect to society. In order to ensure the privacy and openness, it is necessary to avoid the crossing of the eyes of passers-by and residents, but the privacy of securing is also possible when you consider the position of each of the line-of-sight. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: An open and impressive building with three hobby cars parked on a small land in the city and windows throughout the road. This large space and large opening are formed by a wooden structure. The space is simply constructed, with a series of horizontally arranged windows forming a beautifully balanced façade. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: The first floor is mainly used as a garage. The living space is located on the second floor and above. It has become a openness residential, but fine devised to line-of-sight does not intersect with the passers-by have been made. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The project was completed in Hyogo, Japan in November 2020 FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Architecture, Building and Structure Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Complex and daring space configuration is building strength will be anxiety. Sufficient structural analysis was carried out to safely construct this open house, and it was constructed firmly and safely using large-section laminated wood and metal joints. In Japan, which is an earthquake-prone country, structural calculations are extremely important and the utmost consideration is being given to the heavy use of wood structures. SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: Site area: 139.55 Size: 258.35 Structure: Timber Floor: 3 performs structural analysis to wooden structures are frequently used in Japan, using a bonding hardware and large section glulam, it can constitute a large space TAGS: ハウス, レジデンス , ウッド , 建築 RESEARCH ABSTRACT: Verification of openness and privacy of houses planned in urban areas. Held a tour in the field, we conducted a questionnaire from a third party, to explore. CHALLENGE: As an urban residential area, we will realize a rich and open life and protect the privacy of residents. A highly open design is realized with a wooden structure, contributing to low carbonization. In addition, ensuring excellent design while ensuring earthquake resistance in Japan, which is a country with many earthquakes, is a major issue. ADDED DATE: 2021-02-28 12:51:11 TEAM MEMBERS (1) : Construction company: Advance Architects,inc IMAGE CREDITS: Michihiro Matsuo: METAPH ARCHITECT ASSOCIATES PATENTS/COPYRIGHTS: Copyrights |
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NAME: Michihiro Matsuo: METAPH ARCHITECT ASSOCIATES PROFILE: Michihiro Matsuo mainly designs architecture. And it seems to embody the new value created by the relationship between form and design. Pursuing design quality while ensuring earthquake resistance and functionality. In order to realize a low-carbon society in Japan, a country with many earthquakes, we are adopting wooden shafts for structures and challenging the possibility of converting wood of houses and large buildings with seismic resistance. |
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Gallege Residential House by Michihiro Matsuo is Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design Category, 2020 - 2021.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Michihiro Matsuo. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Michihiro Matsuo. |
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