Bato Machi Hiroshige Museum

Outline
To achieve the appearance of a cedar forest in the backwoods, like the rain painted by Hiroshige, all the interior and exterior finishes, from the roof to the walls, are composed of cedar louvers with a 30 x 60 mm cross section and a pitch of 120 mm. The degree of openness is adjusted by overlapping the louvers and different materials. The wooden louvers on the roof were developed as a noncombustible material certified under Article 32 by the Minister.
Location
  • Tochigi
Journal
Shinkenchiku 2025:09
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Special Link
Matrix of 100 Years of Architecture(The 100th Anniversary of Shinkenchiku)
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Neo-Vernacular
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Decade
2000s
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