T-Square Design Associates

コロナによって住宅の間取りのあり方が変わりつつある。大人も子供も家で過ごす時間が増えた。そして、家族それぞれの居場所の大切さが改めて注目されている。家族構成は５人。５０代の両親と中学生から高校生までの子供３人。あと数年もすれば、子供達は順番に家を出ていく。社会情勢、家族のライフサイクルを考慮すると、間取りをつくることの意味は薄れていく。敷地は古くから千里丘陵と呼ばれる一帯の末端に位置し、風がよく通る。そこで、南北に目隠しを兼ねた格子を配し、風が通りやすい仕掛けを作り、その風が中間領域（外部吹抜）を抜け、室内へ流れるという単純な構成とし、中央（コア）の水回り以外はフリースペースが囲む。個人の領域は、各々が家具等で仕切って居場所を作れるようにし、ノマドなライフスタイルを楽しめる計画とした。

写真：楠瀬友将

Corona is changing the way house plans are laid out. Both adults and children spend more time at home. And the importance of the place where each family member spend time is attracting renewed attention. This family consists of five people, parents in their 50s and three children from junior high school to high school. In few more years, the children will probably leave the house in turn. Considering the social situation and the life cycle of the family, the meaning of creating an orthodox floor plan diminishes. The site is located at the end of the area called Senri Hills where nice wind often passes through it. Therefore, a wooden louver that doubles as a blindfold is placed on the north and south sides to create a mechanism that makes it easy for the wind to pass through. The wind passes through the intermediate area (external atrium) and flows into the room, and the free space surrounds the center (core) except for the water area. The plan was to divide the personal sphere with furniture so that each person could create a place of their own to live, and enjoy a nomadic lifestyle.
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Photo：Tomoyuki Kusunose

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Design For Asia Award（アジアデザインアワード）Silver Award 受賞