Tourimachi的房子位于高崎群马。从东京乘坐新干线需要一个小时。
House in Tourimachi is in Takasaki Gunma. It takes one hour from Tokio by the Shinkansen.
这座两户人家的房子有3层，位于群马县高崎市。场地的正面是6米，深度是13米，这使得土地的形状是89†F的狭长。南面是4米宽的道路，东北边是一个墓地，其他地方都是三层楼的房子。
This two-family house with 3 stories is located in Takasaki city, Gunma. The site has a frontage of 6 meters, depth of 13 meters, which makes a 89†F long and narrow land shape. On the south is the 4 meters wide road, sharing northeastern border with a cemetery and otherwise surrounded by three-storey houses.
客户希望有一个采光和通风良好的复式住宅，与他们的父母共享。我们为父母设计了底层，为家庭的孩子设计了二层和三层。考虑到墓地是位于住宅区之外的一个普遍开放的空间，我们能够创造一个理想的氛围和一定程度的隐私。
The client wanted a well lighted and ventilated double house duplex to share with their parents. We designed the ground floor for the parents and the 2nd and 3rd floor for the children of the family. Considering the cemetery as a universal opened space located besides residential area, we were able to create a preferable atmosphere together with a certain level of privacy.
朝向墓地的窗户和北部的三层楼梯间提供了稳定的光线和通风。通过分享房屋内的整体氛围，同时拥有不同的生活方式，两代人将能够更加珍惜他们的关系。
Windows opened toward the cemetery and the three-layered stairwell on the northern part provided a steady amount of light and ventilation. And by sharing the whole atmosphere within the house, while having diferrent life style, the two generations, will be able to cherish their relationship more.
这个建筑的主要设计是屋顶包住了整个房子，体现了两代人的同居，同时与向南扩展的屋檐一起起到了遮阳的作用。这个房子有一个与平面无关的板梁倾斜，这有助于在这个紧凑的空间内连接房间，而不需要在里面建造一个支柱。
The main design of this architecture is the roof wrapping up the whole house, embodying the cohabitation of two generations, and working as a shade at the same time with the southward expanded eaves. This house has a slab beam sloping irrelevantly against the plan, and this helps connect the room within this compact space without constructing a pillar inside.
在梁的侧面没有建墙，梁创造了一个分离，并提供了一个开放的空间。墙为空间提供了方向，而不是它的终点。整个建筑与一个环境楼梯间、自由线梁和包裹它们的屋顶相连接。
There is no wall built laterally to the beams, the beam creates a separation and delivers an open space. The wall gives direction to the space instead of being the end of it. The whole architecture is connected with an environmental stairwell, free line beams, and the roof wrapping them up.
Architects: Ouvi, SNARK
Area: 44 m²
Year: 2014
Photographs: Ippei Shinzawa
Structural Engineer: OUVI, Shin Yokoo
General Constructors:Miyashita Kogyo
Architects In Charge:SNARK, Ouvi, Shin Yokoo, Sunao Koase, Naoki Mashiyama
City:Takasaki
Country:Japan