北海道住宅的半透明立面
Yoshichika Takagi adds translucent facade to asymmetric house in Hokkaido

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates建筑事務所對日本北海道島嶼上一座屋頂不對稱的建筑進行了翻新和擴建。

A house with an asymmetrical roof on the Japanese island of Hokkaido has been renovated and extended by architecture studio Yoshichika Takagi + Associates.

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates建筑事務所對一棟1974年的Furano市郊的建筑進行了翻新。

該工作室將這棟兩層樓的建筑進行了部分拆除，其正面被移除，三面為黑色金屬，而第四面使用了半透明波紋塑料板。

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates has carried out a dramatic renovation of a house on the outskirts of the city of Furano, which was originally built in 1974.The studio stripped the two-storey house back to its wooden frame. Its clapboard facade was removed and replaced by black sheet metal on three sides, while panels of translucent corrugated plastic cover the extension on the fourth side.

因其與眾不同的外形，Yoshichika Takagi + Associates事務所將這個項目命名為“變形屋頂住宅”。

該項目的基礎來源于該地區不對稱建筑的一項研究，該研究在20世紀60年代和70年代很受歡迎。

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates named the project Deformed Roofs of Furano for its unusual profile.The project is based on a study carried out by the studio of asymmetrical buildings in the area that were popular in the 1960s and 70s.

該工作室表示：“像這些被稱為“變形屋頂”的房屋，在北海道經常可以看到，但很難稱之為美麗，該現象僅僅存在于北海道。”

“該項目的基礎是通過這座變形的屋頂住宅，延續北海道歷史上的特征。”

"Houses such as these, which are called 'deformed roof' houses, can be seen often in Hokkaido, but is difficult to call them beautiful, and cannot be seen out of Hokkaido," said the studio."The base of this plan was to pass this deformed roof house, which can be said as a conceit in Hokkaido history, down to the next generation."

裸露出房屋的框架之后，建筑師將不對稱的山墻一側延伸了1.8米。

雙高的木框擴建部分被瓦楞塑料板包圍，創造出一座溫室風格的空間。

Having been taken back to its frame, the house was extended by 1.8 metres along the asymmetrically gabled side。This double-height, timber-framed extension is enclosed by sheets of corrugated plastic, creating a greenhouse-style space.

擴建部分是傳統日本房屋的室內外區域，還鋪設了水泥板和鋪路石。

玻璃門開放向地面水平，刷了油漆的木制樓梯直接通向樓上。

As a traditional Japanese doma space on the threshold between the indoors and outdoors, the extension has dirt floor with paving stones.Glass doors open to the ground level, and a painted wooden staircase leads straight to the first floor.

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates事務所重新劃分建筑的兩層，兒童活動區在一樓，大人的房間在上面。

樓下有一間雙人臥室、一間小廚房和餐廳，還有榻榻米房間。

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates re-divided the house's two stories so that the children's areas are at ground level, and the adult's rooms are above.A twin bedroom is downstairs, with a small kitchen and diner, and tatami mat room.

樓上為開放式廚房，里面有早餐吧。

餐桌放置在平臺上，它延伸到陽臺旁邊，從新立面延伸出來。

Upstairs an open plan kitchen with a breakfast bar is at the centre of the home.The dining table is placed on a platform over the extension next to the covered balcony that extends out from the new facade.

山墻屋頂的最高部分建造了夾層，包含一間雙人臥室。

臥室內裸露著木材結構，墻壁區域被漆成白色。

A mezzanine storey is built into the highest part of the gabled roof, containing a double bedroom.Timber structures have been left exposed, and areas of wall are painted white.

木制書架排在一樓，廚房安裝了櫥柜，物品隱藏在白色推拉門之后。

金屬框架的廚房餐島有著不銹鋼配件，里面為水槽。

Wooden bookshelves line the first floor, and the minimal kitchen has cupboards and white goods hidden behind sliding white doors.A metal-framed kitchen island has a stainless steel unit with a sink set into it.

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates事務所成立于2012年，建筑師們在札幌使用木材和波紋塑料建造了一座帶有陽光房的住宅。攝影：Ikuya Sasaki

Yoshichika Takagi + Associates, which was founded in 2012, also used timber and corrugated plastic to create a house with a sunroom in Sapporo.Photography is by Ikuya Sasaki.

項目信息：
建筑設計: Yoshichika Takagi + Associate事務所
施工方: Daisuke Hasegawa & Partners
Project credits:
Architect: Yoshichika Takagi + Associate
Construction: Daisuke Hasegawa & Partners