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The owners are an Olympic athletics prize winner and a café master who had experienced working holiday in New Zealand. Having started running a café for a few years in their hometown, Kyoto, this plan began when the intimate sisters with each different experience had met Yokohama and showed interest in designing and living in their own café.

They possess an aluminum-skinned spacey caravan called air-stream. F became free space to meet their offer of an inner space that matches with the aluminum caravan. Although being compact, the space secures 3m ceiling height and blows new wind into the monochrome surroundings. The owner‘s residence lies in the second floor. The architecture became flexible in the characteristics of young women .

MEDIA

[satisphere3]

[Career Transition]

[AERA]

[Small House”ism”]

MEDIA

「satisphere3」

「キャリアトランジション」

「AERA」

「狭小住宅イズム」

DATA

  • Location Yokohama city Kanagawa
    Completion 2005. 3
    Lot area 138.34㎡
    Site area 45.63㎡
    1F Floor area 38.91㎡
    2F Floor area 37.26㎡
    Total floor area 76.17㎡
    Structure Timber
    Scale 2F
    Typology Shop + Private Housing
    Family structure sisters
    Structure engineers Masaki Structural Laboratory
    Kenta Masaki
    Facility engineer Shimada Architects
    Zenai Shimada
    Construction Maekawa Construction
    Photographer Tomonori Nakamura
  • 所在地 神奈川県横浜市都筑区
    竣工 2005年3月
    敷地面積 138.34㎡(41.84坪)
    建築面積 45.63㎡(13.80坪)
    1F床面積 38.91㎡(11.77坪)
    2F床面積 37.26㎡(11.27坪)
    延床面積 76.17㎡(23.04坪)
    構造 木造
    規模 地上2階建
    用途 店舗併用住宅
    家族構成 姉妹
    構造設計 正木構造研究所
    正木健太
    設備設計 シマダ設計
    島田善衛
    施工 前川建設
    建築写真 中村友則