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Tosayamada House 1 |
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Tosayamada House 2 |
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Hayama Village Culture Hall |
Renovating a run-down 100-year-old traditional machiya house to create an office and a gallery.
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Building a new house which will last more than 100 years: a double structure for durability. |
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Creation of the future from history: a forgotten old sake storehouse was converted into a concert hall and a gallery. |
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| Higashiyama Residence |
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Two Spines House |
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Koshita No Ya
(House under a tree) |
Transmissive roof: a modernistic tile roof allows sunlight to pass through glass elements. |
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A gangway bridge connecting two contrasting entities: inside and outside, public space and private space, shop and residence, etc |
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Art gallery under a huge othmanthus tree. |
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| Ekin - Gura |
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Kazabue No Ya
(House of wind flute) |
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En Garage No Ya
(House with Japanese veranda and garage) |
A 70-year old rice storehouse was renovated to create a theatre and a gallery for the collected works of a 19 th century painter, Ekin. This complex became the focal point of the town, which is working to preserve and promote its regional culture. |
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A house utilizing the maximally inclined land. |
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Coexistence of new construction and renovation: a house with a charming garage for the family's beloved vehicle. |
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| Reihoku No Ukiya |
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Reihoku No Moriya |
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Ino House |
| One-storey house with a foundation which also serves as a revetment for the inclined foundation. |
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A facility for the Japan Agricultural Cooperative to stimulate residence exchange in a mountainside town. |
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