Nerima House

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来自建筑事务所的描述：在东京一地块内一栋老宅长期比邻一茂密的小花园。而今老宅将被重建，而我们的客户希望能保护花园，让它在房子周围到处蔓延。该场地需要设一个停车位，并将住宅占地面积最大化，并与场地周边保持必要间隙。

From the architect. On a plot in Tokyo, a small garden has been thriving next to an old house for a long time. As the tiny existing building was replaced, our client really wanted to preserve the garden and allow it to sprawl all around the house. The small plot should also fit a parking, the maximum footprint of the house, and the necessary gap to the site perimeter.

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业主是一对夫妇，这座房子作为周末住宅。他们也有在东京和国外生活的成年子女，会不时地回到这座住宅居住。因此，该项目的要求是不明确的，对此我们提出的概念是给这座小住宅一些大的空间，而不是许多小的房间。

The client is a couple that will first use this house as a weekend house before eventually moving to Tokyo. They also have grown-up children living in Tokyo and abroad that will inhabit the house from time to time. Therefore, the program was fairly unspecified, and rather than making a house with many small rooms, we opted for a concept which gives a few large spaces in this small house.

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Section 1/剖面图

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一楼为半下沉，寻求花园亲密接触的关系，也寻求一个新的角度来考虑绿化与场地周边环境的结合方式。整个一楼都被玻璃环绕，喻示着这座住宅面向各个方向开放，包括宽而窄的花园空间以及街道。

The ground floor is sunken a bit into the ground to find a new relation in absolute proximity to the garden, a new perspective to contemplate the greenery and an un-traditional openness to the gap around the site. The uninterrupted glass slit around the entire ground floor means that the house is opening up to all sides, to wide and narrow garden spaces, as well as to the street.

Ground Floor Plan/底层平面图

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由于住宅半下沉的格局，二楼是一个独特开放空间，既保持了最高的建筑高度，同时又能接近地面，而不是失去与花园的联系，同时还能进入屋顶露台。这个大的二楼房间同样被玻璃环绕而为各方开放，提供了一种半户外的感觉，享受场地上360度的全景植被和天空。

Due to the semi-sunken base of the house, the second floor can be a singular open space with a proportionally large ceiling height within the maximum building height; still in relative proximity to the ground, not losing contact with the greenery of the garden while giving access to the roof terrace as well. This big second floor room is open to all sides with a glass slit, providing a sense of being semi-outdoor, enjoying a 360-degree panorama of the site, the tree-tops, and the sky.

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Site Plan/场地平面图

First Floor Plan/二层平面图

South Elevation/南立面

East Elevation/东立面

Section 2/剖面图 2

Section 3/剖面图 3

Section 4/剖面图 4

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建筑设计：EldingOscarson • Office Profile
地点：东京
项目建筑师：Yuko Maki
面积：99平方米
项目年份：2015年
摄影：Kenichi Suzuki  • Photographer Profile
当地建筑师：KoichiroTokimori, Osamu Kato
结构工程师：System Design Labo
项目工程师：Yuko
实验工程师：System Design Labo
建造：KudoKomuten
园艺：Tokuzo
窗帘：Akane Moriyama
建设成本：38000000日元

Architects: EldingOscarson • Office Profile
Location: Tokyo, JapanPartners in ChargeJonasElding, Johan Oscarson
Project Architect: Yuko Maki
Area: 99.0sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Kenichi Suzuki  • Photographer Profile
Local Architect: KoichiroTokimori, Osamu Kato
Structural Engineer: Jun Sato Structural Engineering
Project Engineer: Yuko
MiharaMechanicalEngineer: System Design Labo
Builder: KudoKomuten
Gardener: Tokuzo
Curtain: Akane Moriyama
Construction Cost: 38.000.000 yen

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