这是对东京艺术大学旁边的一座钢结构建筑的改造。我们把一个小工厂改造成我们的办公室。百叶窗内安装了四扇由聚碳酸酯制成的带木质框架的大推拉门，它们看起来就像庄严的屏风。
This is a renovation of a steel-framed building next to the Tokyo University of the Arts. We converted a small factory to our office. Four large sliding doors made of polycarbonate with wooden frames are installed inside the shutters, and they look like shoji screens.
这些门可以大开，比普通的门更简单、更开放。现有的带有排水坡度的混凝土地面被完整地保留下来，并直接与街道相连。
These can be opened wide, and are simpler and more open than ordinary doors. The existing concrete floor with a drainage slope is left intact, and is connected to the street directly.
室内墙面像外墙一样使用滚花涂料进行装饰。在天花板上，结构梁和木地板被暴露出来，为悬挂吊床等提供线索。
The interior walls are finished like exterior walls using roval paint. On the ceiling, the structural beams and wooden floor are exposed to provide a clue for hanging a hammock and so on.
Architects: M.A.R.U Architecture
Area: 88 m²
Year: 2019
Photographs: Kai Nakamura
General Manager:Yohei Takano
Director:Sachiko Morita
Architects:MARU.architecture
City:Taito City
Country:Japan