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在日本爱知县中南部额田郡的幸田町，四座租赁住房位于远离市中心的林地、寺庙、田野、蜿蜒小径、溪流和树篱景观之中。因此，该项目面临着如何将这些地理因素与生活联系起来的问题。同时，房产中介表示该地区的租赁住房（包括独立公寓和私人公寓）已经饱和。于是乎，我们开始构思，希望通过丰富的环境实现对舒适生活的出租，然后激发新的“租赁”方式：出租房屋→出租建筑→土地借贷→出租主建筑旁的水井、田地→支持主建筑拥有者的农活→进而达到“出租环境”（也包括人际关系）的目的。建筑侧翼均配有阁楼，并且每扇窗户都面向后山。每座建筑的高度、位置、坡屋顶方向都是确定的，这样视野就不会重叠，也不会干扰阁楼视线。
▼近景鸟瞰，aerial view ©Studio Velocity
Four houses for rent in Koda-cho, Nukata-gun, Aichi Prefecture, located in an area far from the city center with an impressive landscape of beautiful woodlands, temples, fields, curving paths, streams and hedges. How could these locational elements be connected to life? At the same time, the real estate agent told us that the rental stock in this area was already saturated with regular apartments and condominiums. So, we began to conceive that we could rent out a comfortable life here, taking advantage of the rich environment, which spurred the idea of “lending”: Lending a room → Lending a building → Lending with land → Lending an existing well, lending a field next to the main building → Supporting the farm work of the parents of the main building, then, “renting the environment”, which eventually led to “renting the environment” including human relations. Each wing of the building has a loft, and the windows of every floor has a view of the back mountain. The height and position of each building and the direction of the roof slope are determined so that the views do not overlap with each other and interfere with the line of sight from the loft floor.
▼项目远观，distant view ©Studio Velocity
材料和水道的再利用
Reuse of materials and waterways
四种被遗留在场地的材料焕发出新生命：原来场地周边的挡土墙如今位于东北侧，可以防止地面塌陷；原有房屋的柱子和梁被制成长椅，摆放在外墙和水道周围；该地区常见的树篱被移植，有助于调节流线和保护隐私。
Four materials that were left over on the site are given a new life: the stone from the existing stone wall once piled up along the site as soil retaining walls now line up on the northeast side to prevent the ground from falling; The pillar and beam material from the existing house are reused as benches along the outer wall and around the waterways; The hedges, which are common in the area, are transplanted to help regulate the flow line and to ensure privacy.
▼场地内概览，overall view ©Studio Velocity
▼水道构成建筑边界，the waterway forms the boundary of the building ©Studio Velocity
我们对废置的老井进行水质检测，并安装水泵使其恢复使用。老井中的水被抽出，与附近的小溪一起形成柔缓的曲线，汇聚在井盖的雨水通过环绕场地的“水道”进行收集和排放。此外，“水道”还构成每座建筑的边界，并且可以在停水时提供紧急用水。从业主度过高中时代的主楼二层，可以看到太平洋海面。场地上的水道表面也在海风的吹拂下微微浮动。
▼贯穿场地的水道，the waterway running through the site ©Studio Velocity
▼水泵，water pump ©Studio Velocity
The water quality of the old well, which is no longer in use, was tested and a rowing pump was installed to make it usable. Groundwater from the old wells is drawn in a gentle curve along with a nearby stream, and rainwater from the roofs of the wells is collected and drained by a “waterway” that goes around the site. The “waterway” also serves as the boundary of each building’s site. Furthermore, it can be used as an emergency water supply in the case of a water cutoff. From the second floor of the main house where the owner spent his high school years, you can see the sea in the Pacific Ocean. The surface of the waterway formed on the site wavers in the sea breeze.
▼入口门厅，hallway ©Studio Velocity
▼门厅一角，a corner of the hallway ©Studio Velocity
▼餐厅&厨房，dining & kitchen ©Studio Velocity
▼室内向水道开放，the interior space is open to the waterway ©Studio Velocity
▼室内外界限模糊，blurred boundaries between the interior and the outside ©Studio Velocity
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水景刻意且小家子气
水流真好看
可惜没有平立剖
好美
居然还有水流，这就很牛逼了
蛮漂亮的
日本全木的防腐怎么处理，还有节能问题
很棒
水景还是很有意境的
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布景(*/ω＼*)
这个水道，远看还行，近景看就感觉太刻意了，形状又不自然，又浅，底面还是水泥的，仔细看看可能是起一个隔断作用吧。
开采地下水用于景观水系，在中国是被明令禁止的。不明白日本为何这么宽松？按理说日本更加重视水资源的保护。
nice
有点像小型的展览厅