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House in Demachiyanagi area 02 / Koyori

Sector: Commercial • Location: Japan

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Text description provided by the architects.This project is a home for a young couple who make their living with books, located in a vintage apartment building near Demachiyanagi Station in Sakyo-ku,Kyoto. The aim is to create a space where they can enjoy reading in a tranquil environment away from the daily hustle and bustle.The books, central to their lives, serve as a connecting hub, creating a

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The project “House in Demachiyanagi area 02 / Koyori” is an infrastructure initiative in the Commercial sector, located in Japan. Taiyo aggregates data on it from ArchDaily.

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Text description provided by the architects.This project is a home for a young couple who make their living with books, located in a vintage apartment building near Demachiyanagi Station in Sakyo-ku,Kyoto. The aim is to create a space where they can enjoy reading in a tranquil environment away from the daily hustle and bustle.The books, central to their lives, serve as a connecting hub, creating a low-contrast space. We hope this residence will be a place where the couple can live feeling the gentle flow of time, accommodating their diversely changing lifestyle.In the main living area (LDK), each function (kitchen, dining, walk-in closet, living, and workspace) is tailored to the couple’s lifestyle and aligned with the existing structure, with bookshelves strategically placed throughout. The volume and details of the furniture and built-in elements are designed under a unified rule, using a variety of materials while maintaining an overall soft tone. Large openings separate the interior from the exterior, allowing soft sunlight to filter through frosted glass, which blocks outside views and limits external information.In light of the significant changes in the “live + work” paradigm brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the design not only focuses on aesthetics and functionality but also on how to integrate various elements and purposes into a single living space.

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