Ookayama apartment
Tokyo, Japan
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
Photo © Kenta Hasegawa
- Architects
- Tomoyuki Kurokawa Architects
- Year
- 2019
An apartment planned in an area where commercial and residential areas are mixed. In this site where the frontage is narrow and the depth is deep, the four volumes are arranged in a line while shifting north and south. By using a gap to create a Tori-doma (passage space) that penetrates a linear volume, it invites light and wind to the back of the site and realizes the way of architecture released from a sense of tightness.
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