takeshi hosaka architects: hoto fudo completed
hoto fudo all photos by koji fujii / nacasa & partners inc. all images courtesy of takeshi hosaka architects
construction of hoto futo restaurant by takeshi hosaka architects is now complete. the curved organic shape of the one storey building is formed by a steel road frame which is reinforced with concrete, creating a freestanding cave-like structure in the fujikawaguchiko town of yamanashi prefecture, japan.
hoto fudo against the landscape
set against the natural mountainous landscape
semi-circular openings along the side of the building provide access to the interior
the semi-circular openings also frame various parts of the surrounding area
passage from exterior to interior
restaurant interior
restaurant interior
project info and credits: design and supervision: takeshi hosaka architects intervention by takeshi hosaka – hosaka kei, horie yasushi structure: ARUP japan hitoshi gotou – yonamine hayano construction group co. site area 2493.82m2 building area 726.30m2 floor area 726.30m2
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There are no trees in space Peter!!
it does look alien;)
where are the penguins?
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