HOUSE OF TAKAMORI IN TOTSUKAWA VILLAGE
KEI MINOHARA ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ASSOCIATES， ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS MARIKO SONODA KEN MIURA CHIE MUROSAKI ARCHITECTURAL LABORATORY FOR SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECTS ATELIER RYO ABE
Outline
This village facility was designed to be an intermediate form between housing and welfare facilities for the elderly, and was planned to solve the problems of declining population and aging society. It consists of eight houses for the elderly, one house for the general public, and the Fureai Interchange Center, all connected by gangi trees surrounding the plaza. "It was built in close proximity to the Totsukawa Village Reconstruction Housing (1408).
Location
Japan | Nara
Journal
Shinkenchiku February 2018 issue 114P
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