Fuente: Tezuka Architects, World Architecture News, Architecture News Plus
Fotografía: Katsuhisa Kida Fototeca

“Please make spaces with good proportions,” was the only request. There are deep eaves to the south, facing the sea. The height of the eaves has been sharply reduced, preventing rain from being blown in and simultaneously blocking the moving sun, regarding just the depth and height of the eaves.

The scenery is excellent. Below is the port of Ushimado. The client is involved in instigating large art-related projects, and is known to be perfectionist. He doesn’t allow any objects which are not compatible with the space. There is nothing in this house. To be more precise, in the 6m-high dining / living room, there is only one huge, solid table. There is no sofa or bookshelf. Chairs are lined up along on the table, but only on the side facing the view. The alignment of the table commands a view of Ushimado Bay. The client still keeps his own daily life like an artwork.

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Ficha del Proyecto

Project Name:
Atelier in Ushimado

Location:
Setouchi, Okayama, Japan

Program:
House and atelier

Area Site:
Area: 918.38 m2 • Built-up Area: 151.80 m2

Year Completion:
2007

Project By:
Tezuka Architects

Team
Principal Designers: Takaharu+Yui Tezuka
Design team: Shuichi Sakuma

Contractor:
Fujiki Koumuten