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建筑用途
Building use
该项目位于东京新宿附近，共九层，起初被设计成酒店，但由于新冠对旅游业的影响，现已用作公寓楼。
Lighthouse Tokyo is a nine story building who was designed as a hotel in the neighborhood of Shinjuku, Tokyo, and has been delivered as a residence building due to the impact of the COVID-19 in the Tokyo tourism business.
▼项目外观，appearance © Munetaka Onodera
底层和悬浮立面
Ground floor and levitating façade
酒店位于早稻田大街的十字路口，立面覆盖混凝土悬浮板，消除了室内外、公共与私人空间的界限，底层的两个弧形开口向十字路口开放，吸引了四面八方的行人，整体看似为旅人指引方向的灯塔。一层改造成居民公共办公空间，顺应了当下形势。
The building is in a crossing along Waseda street. The facade was conceived as concrete levitating sheet, who erase the boundaries between interior and exterior, public and private and opens to the street intersection trough two round cuts inviting people from every direction. The building was thought as a lighthouse for the travelers.The ground floor, reconverted into a co-working space for the residents is the expression of the new normality.
▼立面覆盖混凝土悬浮板 © Munetaka Onodera
facade covering concrete levitating sheet
▼底层的两个弧形开口向十字路口开放 © Munetaka Onodera
two round cuts open to the street intersection
▼入口，entrance © Munetaka Onodera
▼细节，details © Munetaka Onodera
▼公共办公空间，co-working space © Munetaka Onodera
房间和土间
Rooms and Doma space
室内空间开放，围绕土间展开。土间是传统日本住宅中的日常入口空间，也是家庭成员交往的中心，客人可以穿鞋聚集在此。土间四周的地面升起，升起的平台可以根据需求灵活使用。该空间不摆放鞋子，可以根据客人数量在晚间铺设床垫。土间与升起的区域之间用轻质隔墙、木制卷帘和帷幔隔开。
▼轴测，空间灵活使用，axonometry，flexible use of space © YSLA architects
The building was planned as a series of open floors with a plan developed around the doma space 土間. The doma is in traditional Japanese buildings an area associated with the daily use and the entrance points, and it was the center of the socialization. In this space the guests are allowed to enter with shoes and is the place to gather. The doma is surrounded by a raised floor area that becomes a flexible platform for quiet activities and night use. In this shoeless space the futons are placed at night depending on the number of guests. The boundary between the doma and the raised floor can be close using light partitions, wooden blinds, or curtains.
▼室内空间开放，围绕土间展开，open floors with a plan developed around the doma space © Munetaka Onodera
▼帷幔隔断，curtains © Munetaka Onodera
▼木制卷帘隔断，wooden blinds © Munetaka Onodera
▼细节，details © Munetaka Onodera
用途变更
Change of use
该项目的布局赋予空间极大的灵活性，具备新冠需要的通风条件，使公寓改造成为可能。建筑师起初将该项目设计成酒店，注重室内外空间，在每层楼的房间设置两个阳台。该项目改造成公寓后，其中一个阳台用于休闲，另一个用于后勤。阳台空间在新冠期间更具价值。
The flexibility of the space together with a plan which enhances the Covid-19 guideliness for ventilation, made possible a successful transformation into apartments. Although the building was plan as a hotel we envisioned the importance of the interior exterior spaces and we design the plan with two balconies per floor/room. In the new apartment layout one balcony is used for leisure and the other for BOH purposes. These spaces become even more valuable in the middle of the Covid pandemia.
▼一层平面，ground floor plan © YSLA architects
▼二层平面，first floor plan © YSLA architects
家具
Furniture
YSLA设计了一种灵活的模块化家具，可以以不同的方式组装使用，形状呼应了大楼的外观。
YSLA designed Miwa みわ as a modular and flexible furniture that can be assembled and use in different ways and remembers the spirit of the lighthouse in its shape.
▼模块化家具，modular furniture © YSLA architects
▼细节，details © YSLA architects
▼以不同的方式组装，assemble in different ways © YSLA architects
Project Credits:
Architecture & Interior: YSLA architects
Curtains: Studio Onder de Linde
Structure: yAt Structure Design Office
Contractor: FUJIKEN
Photography: Munetaka Onodera
Project data:
Design period: 10/2018 – 03/2019
Construction period: 07/2019 – 07/2020
Building completion: 07/2020
Plot area: 108m2
Building footprint: 70m2
Building area: 554m2
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