Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

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The Court House designed by Japanese Architects Takeshi Hosaka is a single family dwelling for a family with 3 children in Nagoya. The courtyard of the house. which names the project, is not only designed as  the “place of life” but it also protects house family members from heat in summer and rain in winter.

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Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

© Koji Fujii / Nacasa&Partners

Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

© Koji Fujii / Nacasa&Partners

Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

© Koji Fujii / Nacasa&Partners

Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

© Koji Fujii / Nacasa&Partners

Court House in Nagoya / Takeshi Hosaka Architects

© Koji Fujii / Nacasa&Partners

Court House in Nagoya Article from Takeshi Hosaka Architects

The site is to the west to approximately 1 kilometer from Nagoya-jo Castle. Nagoya is is located in between Tokyo and Osaka. The summer of Nagoya is very hot. In the case of the heavy rain, water becomes the altitude of 50 centimeters from a road.

I designed the house for a couple and three children. I assumed it the one-storied house of the house with an inner court which surrounded a courtyard. I planned it by letting you roughen the line of the roof facing the courtyard to mix with Skyline of an apartment and the house built in the neighborhood. I mix wealthily near indoor and an outdoor border. This roof cuts summer direct rays of the sun.

The couple brings up vegetables in a field. The child play outside. Field life, garden life mix with everyday life. I planned both the indoor and the outdoors to become the place of the life.

Court House in Nagoya Gallery

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