EANA: house in hiyoshi
a compact house on a sliver of a site is organized around the second-storey living space and large north-facing window to provide adequate privacy and future expansion.
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‘house in hiyoshi’ by EANA, kanagawa, japanimage © koichi torimuraall images courtesy of EANA
an example in compact living, the rectangular ‘house in hiyoshi’ by japanese firm EANA is located on a fragment of land on the southern end of a public park in yokohama city. the three-storey timber frame structure organizes its spaces by manipulating floor-to-height distances to adapt to future needs. the entry level, which has a lower ceiling, contains two bedrooms, services and storage, over a polished concrete floor foundation.a staircase leads up to the second-storey and main social space with a kitchen, living and dining room, and has a ceiling at four meters. a largefull-height north-facing window stretches almost to the extents of the walls and looks out over the park, allowing the residents to be first row spectators over the natural scenery. a thinner metal staircase connects to the third level landing and rooftop terrace. a horizontal strip window reaches the entire width of the footprint allowing southern light to warm the interior, while the owners may reside in a private exterior space.
entrance alongside the roadimage © koichi torimura
main living areaimage © koichi torimura
living roomimage © koichi torimura
large south-facing window with two-directional blindsimage © koichi torimura
dining areaimage © koichi torimura
(left) stairs to the rooftop terrace(right) stairs to the private entry levelimage © koichi torimura
entry level with bedroom, services, and storageimage © koichi torimura
view from the upper loft/ rooftop gardenimage © koichi torimura
rooftop terraceimage © koichi torimura
bedroomimage © koichi torimura
living roomimage © koichi torimura
view from the streetimage © koichi torimura
site plan and floor plan / level 0
project info:
location: yokohama city, kanagawa,japan principal use: family house client: undisclosedconstruction: genki kensetsu main structure: timber construction site area: 104.13 m2 building area: 45.55 m2 total floor area: 91.10 m2 completion: march. 2012 design period: april. 2011 – august. 2011 construction period: september. 2011-march. 2012 project team: EANA | kohei iwasaki,tota abe
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