I'm in my first year of architecture classes. I was asked to design a home from a list of architects. I ended up choosing this house. I was quite overwhelmed by the scale of this building and its' 3 building separations. After spending more than 20 hours of straight-edge drawing obliques, elevations, floor plans, and multi-views, making this my first huge project was a pleasure to work on. Thank you for the walkthrough. Hello from California, USA.
I had to design an artist retreat for my 1st year. I had no idea about this project but my final juror showed it to me after my presentation. I was surprised I had some very similar elements to it. Made me want to study Ando's architecture!
Maybe I just elaborate. Ando once said, in order for people to create the inner connection with space, the composition or circulation has to be out of people's expectation...
oh yes, you can feel so stylish walking through this bunker of concrete and beton. a limbo of unendowed poverty, disenchantment, absence of beauty , imagination and surprise...
11:10 Leakage marks on Japanese-style room ceiling. Ando Architects does not have a good understanding of the Japanese climate and neglects the basics of residential design.
Maybe condensation is occurring at the top light point and it is dripping. With the current details, I wonder if it would be possible to double the glass of the top light to prevent condensation from occurring.
I normally like Ando's work and minimalism very much,...but I don't care for this house. It seems very confining. I also think that the video is very poorly done.
Метонные стены, чтобы дойти в комнаты надо пройти галлерею длинною в жизнь. Минимализм, словно ты в тюрьме живешь. Цепь вместо поручней на лестнице. Да к черту этот дом и этот стиль. Могила.
