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Lowerpool Elective, RMIT Bachelor of Architectural Design, Semester 2, 2009. Elective Leader: Sean McMahon
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Spatiality in
Contemporary
Japanese
Housing
Sean McMahon:
Elective Pamphlets
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Spatiality in Contemporary Japanese Housing
Lower Pool Elective Semester 2 2009
Objectives:In Japan there is a somewhat different approach to the understanding/ conception of space particularly with regard to the mapping and drawing of space. I’m interested in how we can engage, learn from and utilise these approaches and thereby employ ideas from Japan in the production of buildings.
For many reasons Japanese designers often utilize/exploit usefully the entire volume of a building, how can we adapt/learn from this approach in development of the spatiality of our buildings? In exploring these ideas I would ask that students consider/develop their own strategies for spatial manipulation in their buildings via a detailed exploration of precedent work through drawing, plan, section, elevation and model making with the aim of translating these investigations into their design proposals in studio.
I would like students to gain exposure to some of the lesserknown Japanese architects. We will also look at typical mass/bulk builder apartments, work that is generally done more inventively in Japan than in Australia with the aim of gaining an insight into space planning/utilisation in more generic building types.
We will be dealing with basic conceptual ideas regarding planning and spatial manipulation. The elective will aim to emphasize the development of skills relevant to design decision making and representation/communication.
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White Cave by Takao Shiotsuka
Kunitachi House by Plannetworks Shann Ching Pei Yong
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Log House by Sou Fujimoto Chun Yik Kho
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Apartment I by Kumiko Inui
Vanilla House by Tomomasa UedaChun Yik Kho Chun Yik Kho
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Paper House by Shigeru Ban
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Paper House by Shigeru Ban Harris Kwong
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Plastic House by Kengo Kuma Jackie Song Yi
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I house by Katsufumi Kubota Jackie Song YiJackie Song Yi
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House in a Plum Grove by Sejima Rhoda Wee
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Natural Strata by Ikeda & Endoh Rhoda WeeRhoda Wee
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Nguyen Trong Hiep House with Northern Windows by Keshi & Yuka Komada
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Nguyen Trong Hiep Nguyen Trong Hiep Y House by Irie & Ikeda
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Ahron Best
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Ahron Best Ahron BestRing House by TNA
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Jelana ModrinicHouse in a Plum Grove by SANNA
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Rooftecture S by Shuhei Endo
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Bathroom, Bedroom, Entry to Terrace
Private kitchen, Living, WC
Public kitchen, Dining, WC
Living, WC
Storage, Bookshelf, Closet
Masaki Endoh + Masahiro IkedaNatural EllipseTokyo, Japan132m2
Tadao Ando4x4 HouseKobe, Hyogo, Japan118m2
MODEL PHOTOS
Tadao Ando4x4 HouseKobe, Hyogo, Japan118m2
MODEL PHOTOS
4x4 House by Tadao Ando Jason Gec
The Natural Ellipse House by Endoh & Ikeda
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Kengo Kuma & AssociatesPlastic HouseTokyo, Japan173m2Scale 1:200
This perspectival section illustrates how manipulation of volume sizes, placement of program and control over light can work in the architects favour. The largest and lightest volume is for living while bedrooms have more subdued lighting and more restrained sizes. Core services volumes are not articulated in this house as they seem to be embedded in the structure. The gallery, to the bottom right, is dark and rigid space.
Kengo Kuma Plastic House Jason Gec
With Thanks to:Pia EdnieBrown (Course Coordinator)
Contributing Students:Ahron BestJason GecChun Yik KhoHarris KwongAshley MackeyJelena ModrinicNguyen Trong HeipJackie Song YiJosh WalkerRhoda WeeShann Ching Pei Yong
Title: Spatiality in Contemporary Japanese HousingTutor: Sean McMahonPole: Urban ArchitectureDate: Semester 2, 2009
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