这是对东京40年老公寓的改造。所有的房间都有足够的光线和风，沿着南墙和北墙的许多窗户，面对宽阔的街道。我们将三居室的公寓改造成一个大的开放空间，让光和风通过，以充分利用环境。在一个开放的空间里，我们需要考虑如何安置涉及隐私的空间，包括卫生间和卧室，以及如何提供足够的储物空间。

This is a renovation of a 40-year old apartment in Tokyo. All rooms had sufficient light and wind from many windows along south and north walls facing wide streets. We converted the three-bedroom apartment into a large open space and let light and wind pass through in order to make the best use of the environment. In an open plan space, we need to consider how to locate spaces involving privacy including a bathroom and bedrooms and how to provide enough storage spaces.

我们的解决方案是提供一个横跨整个房间宽度的大衣柜。我们拆除了所有的隔断，做了一个大面积的地板，以保持一定的 “余地 “和空间感。大型家具根据日常功能划分空间，松散地定义了一个生活的 “场所”，而不是 “房间”。

Our solution was to provide a large closet spanning the entire width of the room. We removed all partitions and made a large floor area to maintain some “margin” and a sense of spaciousness. Large furniture divides the space according to daily functions and loosely defines a “place” for life, not “rooms”.

我们着重考虑如何将大件家具融入到日常生活中。在表面涂抹反光饰面，日常场景在其上反射，漫射光照亮空间。衣柜门微微倾斜，在其间形成微妙的缝隙，使印象随着观看角度的变化而变化。天花板和墙壁保持原样。沿着整个墙面宽度悬挂的蕾丝窗帘作为新的 “饰面”，与现有的墙面形成鲜明的对比，而不是应用新的饰面。

We focused on how to integrate the large piece of furniture into daily life. Reflective finishes are applied on the surface on which daily scenes are reflected and diffused light is reflected to illuminate the space. Closet doors are slightly angled to create subtle gaps in between so that the impression changes according to the viewing angle. The ceiling and walls are left as they are. Instead of applying new finishes, lace curtains hung along the entire width of the walls serve as new “finishes” creating vivid contrasts with the existing walls.

细节和饰面的精致品质脱颖而出，在保持现有状态的基础上，产生了新旧之间的独特张力感。我们设想了一个未来的房子。房子反映了它的社会背景，是为了满足当时的价值观、习俗和生活方式而规划的。思考未来的房子，就是想象未来的社会和生活方式。这个公寓是1979年根据日本典型的家庭公寓规划而建造的。我们的客户希望有一个灵活的生活环境，可以进行各种活动，如邀请客人和工作。

Delicate qualities of details and finishes stand out and a unique feeling of tension between the old and new is generated by keeping the existing state. We envisioned a future house. A house reflects its social context and is planned to meet values, customs, and lifestyles of the time. To think about a future house is to imagine future society and lifestyles. This apartment was built in 1979 based on a typical family apartment plan in Japan. Our clients wanted to have a flexible living environment allowing for various activities such as inviting guests and working.

在日本，40年前就开始出现的以餐厅和厨房相结合的空间为中心的典型公寓规划已经不再有效，需要更新以满足当今社会的多样化需求。在本项目中，我们打算将以 “房间 “为基础的典型公寓进行解构，将其作为一个 “场所 “进行重新构建。我们的重点是如何结合周边环境，设想新时代的生活方式。

A typical apartment plan centered around a space combining a dining room and kitchen, which started 40 years ago in Japan, is no longer effective and needs to be updated to meet diverse demands of today’s society. In this project, we intend to deconstruct a typical apartment based on a “room” and reconstruct it as a “place.” Our focus was on how to incorporate the surrounding environment and envision lifestyles in the new era.

空间应该灵活应对家庭结构的变化，关键是要提供一些 “余地”，允许未来可能的变化。开放式的空间可以提供足够的 “余地”，家具可以有效地利用 “余地”。这样，我们就可以提出独特的解决方案，以满足客户的各种需求。通过对未来房屋的探索，我们认识到空间的不可计量价值，而这些价值是无法以建筑面积或单位面积的价格等传统标准来评估的。评价标准的解构/重构是房屋进化的关键因素。

The space should be flexible to respond to changes in family structure and the key is to provide some “margin” allowing for possible changes in the future. An open-floor space provides a sufficient “margin” and furniture can be effectively used to utilize the “margin.” In this way, we can propose unique solutions to meet various demands of clients. By exploring a future house, we acknowledged unmeasurable values of spaces that cannot be evaluated based on conventional standards such as the floor area or the price per unit area. Deconstruction/reconstruction of evaluation criteria is a crucial factor in evolution of houses.

建筑师：Office Shogo Onodera
面积：69 m²
年份：2018年
国家：日本
Architects: Office Shogo Onodera
Area: 69 m²
Year: 2018
Country: Japan