SHOEIZAN SENGYOJI

Outline
This is a reconstruction project of a temple built beside Minami-Ikebukuro Park (1607). The façade is intended to be seen as a single copper thatched roof surface when viewed from a distance through the greenery and when looked up at like a mountain. In spite of the narrow site in the center of the city, the building creates an expansive space by layering layers of pale boundaries from the outside: copper screens, plants, glass, drummed shoji screens and partitions.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Shinkenchiku September 2018 issue
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