Home in Tsukuba is a minimal house positioned in Ibaraki, Japan, designed by Aisaka Architects’ Atelier. Located inside a spacious residential neighborhood, the home was designed with numerous passion rooms for the consumer whereas working in a special metropolis away from his household.
The result’s a collection of stacked volumes that every serve a special objective. The most important of the volumes is a squash court docket, positioned on the rear of the constructing. Adjoining to the squash court docket is a exercise room together with a altering room. The volumes are built-in into the bigger context of the constructing by way of 4 overarching gate-shaped frames.
Whereas the personal and public areas are zoned by flooring ranges, the primary dwelling areas are joined in a single, open interconnected area with cut up ranges that rise towards the rear of the inside. In response to the architect, “The variations in flooring stage and the 4 inside colours are supposed to deliver a small diploma of order to the unstructured lifetime of an individual dwelling alone.”
Images by Shigeo Ogawa.
