Hotel Siro by MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO

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项目坐落于东京池袋，对设计师原田真宏来说，好的酒店能够提醒人们“自己真真切切地住在这个城市中”。这听上去是显而易见的事，但是对于旅客来说，有多少人在陌生的酒店住了一晚之后，能够说自己真正体验了这座城市的生活呢？

I like hotels that remind me I’m really staying in the city. You may think I’m stating the obvious, but how many of you can say you’ve really experienced the city after spending a night in a hotel there?

▼由街道看项目，viewing the project from the street © Ryota Atarashi

▼项目概览，overall of the project © Ryota Atarashi

通常的情况是：人们从临街的前门进入一家酒店，到达一个相当隐蔽的大厅办理入住手续，然后乘上封闭的电梯上楼，穿过一条光线昏暗的走廊，打开房间的门，穿过浴室前的狭窄空间，最终到达真正要过夜的地方。这个空间被层层包裹着，非常孤立，人们会发现自己与东京城市分离开来，第二天离开时记住的就只有酒店的品牌或者名字而已。这对旅行者来说一定十分无聊。因此，MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS事务所希望通过本项目，让客人真正体验到这座城市的独特性。

Usually, you enter a hotel from the street through the front door and reach a rather secluded lobby where you check in. You ride in a box as the elevator takes you up, walk down a dimly-lit corridor, open the door to your room and pass through the narrow space in front of the bathroom before finally reaching the space you’ll spend the night in. Enveloped in many layers, the room is so isolated that you find yourself separated from the city of Tokyo, and I think you must be aware only that you’re staying in a certain hotel brand. I always feel that this must be really boring for the traveler. So, what we wanted to create here was a hotel where guests would experience the uniqueness of the city.

▼临街主入口，main entrance from the street © Ryota Atarashi

▼外走廊与屋顶天台，Exterior corridor and roof deck © Ryota Atarashi

▼仰视建筑，looking up the hotel © Ryota Atarashi

酒店的设计将东京丰富的街道肌理直接引入建筑之中。楼梯是整个项目中最引人注目的元素，它将酒店的每个楼层都与城市环境直接相连。每个梯段的设计都不尽相同，就如同长崎和尾道等丘陵城市内常见的建筑室外楼梯一样。楼梯通向凉廊式的露天走廊，在这里，人们可以享受微风地吹拂，同时欣赏到真实的城市生活场景。

The hotel’s design brings Tokyo’s layered streets directly into the building. Every flight of stairs, which directly connects each floor with the city, has a different design, just like stairs in hilly cities like Nagasaki and Onomichi. The stairways lead to a loggia-like open-air hallway where breezes can blow through.

▼室外楼梯的每个梯段都采用了不同的设计，Each step of the outdoor staircase has a different design © Ryota Atarashi

▼仰视室外楼梯，looking up the staircase © Ryota Atarashi

▼室外楼梯将城市景观与酒店相连，the outdoor staircase connects the cityscape to the hotel © Ryota Atarashi

▼旋转楼梯段，the spiral staircase © Ryota Atarashi

▼室外楼梯细部，details of the staircase © Ryota Atarashi

每间客房都可以从极富东京本土特色的“露地”（roji）小巷式的大厅进入。人们可以从“缘侧”（engawa）式的外走廊进入客房，入口玄关处还设有“土间”（どま/doma）。这两者都让人联想到日式传统客栈，这些元素既新颖、现代又彰显出日本特色。打开屏风和推拉门，人们便可以陶醉在池袋地区的城市景观中，旅行的欲望在不经意间便得到了满足。

Every room is directly accessed from this Tokyo roji alleyway-like hall. The rooms include this engawa-like access from the hallway and a doma entryway, both reminiscent of a ryokan traditional inn, making them novel, contemporary yet Japanese. By opening the shoji screens and sliding doors, you can revel in the cityscape of the Ikebukuro district spreading out below, and find your wanderlust fulfilled.

▼“缘侧”（engawa）式的外走廊，engawa-like hallway © Ryota Atarashi

▼公共空间，public space © Ryota Atarashi

▼走廊成为人们的社交场所，the hallway becomes social spaces for people © Ryota Atarashi

▼客房玄关处设有“土间”，the doma entryway © Ryota Atarashi

据说，在德语中，“旅人”被称作“流浪的鸟”（wandervogel）。设计师希望旅客们可以在Siro酒店中得到充分的放松与休息，仿佛它是“旅人”飞过的城市中的一根栖木，依偎在城市的怀抱里。

I’ve heard that a traveler is called “a wandering bird (wandervogel)” in German. I hope you will relax and sleep in this hotel is if it were a perch in a city you’re flying over, nestled in the city’s embrace.
—— Masahiro Harada, Founder and Architect, Mount Fuji Architects Studio

▼室内概览，overall of the interior © Ryota Atarashi

▼日式推拉门，Japanese style sliding doors © Ryota Atarashi

▼平面图，plans © MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO

▼剖面细部与客房平面，section detail and room plan © MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO

Project Name: hotel Siro
Office Name: MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO
Office Website: www.fuji-studio.jp
Contact email: info@fuji-studio.jp
Firm Location: Tokyo,Japan
Completion Year: 2020
Gross Built Area (m2/ ft2):962.47sqm
Project location: Ikebukuro 2-12-12, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
Program: hotel
Lead Architects: Masahiro Harada + MAO, Takashi Takei
Lead Architects e-mail: info@fuji-studio.jp
Photographer
Photo Credits: Ryota Atarashi
Photographer’s e-mail: cde02210@hkg.odn.ne.jp

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