EISU CLUB HAKONE

AKIRA WATANABE ARCHITECT AND ASSOCIATES
Outline
This is a one-story wooden recreation and training center in the mountains of Hakone. The main building has a tea ceremony room, an itanoma, and a private room. The roofs have a variety of expressions, such as a slightly raised copper-plate flat roof and an eight-inch-slope teppei stone roof. The floor is raised 960 mm to 1,500 mm above the ground to create comfort in the harsh natural environment of Hakone. A soil thermal storage radiant floor heating system using late-night electricity is installed under the floor.
Location
  • Kanagawa
Journal
Shinkenchiku December 2010 issue
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