Дом с ландшафтом в Японии

Дом Пит (Pit House) в Японии от UID Architects.

В этом проекте исследуется связь между архитектурой и природной средой, в нём архитектура стала частью ландшафта, а ландшафт — частью архитектуры.

Дом построен на небольшом холме для семьи из трёх человек. У него открытая планировка и эффектное внутреннее пространство.

Идея состоит в формировании внутреннего пространства, как ландшафта, используя особенности участка и традиционные приёмы — круглые функциональные углубления-ямы с цилиндрическим бетонным ядром в центре. Затем всё это накрывается простой формы коробом, а тема кругов усиливается отверстиями в перекрытиях.

Название: Дом Пит (Pit House)
Расположение: Тамано, Окаяма, Япония
Архитектура: UID Architects
Строительство: 2011
Площадь участка: 95,41 м2
Общая площадь: 138,23 м2
Фото: Koji Fujii / Nacasa & Partners Inc.
Источник: Contemporist

В этом проекте интересно: организация внутреннего пространства как ландшафта, внешний минимализм.

[spoiler]Description from the architects

The house positions itself in Okayama Prefecture near Seto Inland Sea. The site is located on a terraced mountain hill that was developed as a residential land. The family is consisted of a married couple and a child. We considered a new way of architecture on the site condition, where views are open towards the north and the ground level is one meter higher than the road level.

The relationship is as if the site’s natural environment and the architecture coexist at the same time. The architecture has become a part of the whole landscape of undivided environment, not simply thinking about connection to the surroundings from the cut off opening in walls. This time, we came up with a living form that accepts the outside environment such as surface of the terraced land, surrounding neighboring houses’ fences and walls, residences that sit along the slope and far beyond mountains. The architectural principle is not a division from the land with a wall, but an interior that is an extension of the outside and connection of the surface like a pit dwelling that is undivided from the land. In concrete, six types of floor levels including a round floor that is created by digging the surface are connected with a concrete cylinder core at the center. Furthermore, delicate and multiple branch-like columns that support the slightly floating boxes produce various one-room spaces.

Environment and architecture create new extensive relationship by connecting surfaces. The territory is undefined in the space in a body sense. I think that is more natural relationship of an architecture standing in a landscape.[/spoiler]