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这座两层住宅位于日本富士山的山腰上，因为身在此山中距离太近，所以反而从房屋中看不见富士山顶，对此建筑师设计了向山顶致敬的折面棚屋顶，屋顶的角度与山坡的角度是同一个方向。此外，当地在冬季常常会有1–2米深的积雪，由此屋顶设计需要考虑在不改变大方向的前提下，能让雨雪轻松滑落。房屋在地面层被入口走廊一分为二，并以此为屋顶的最高点，两侧屋顶向下降去以便积雪掉落在入口外的区域，避免入口被积雪遮挡。波折有致的屋顶也影响了室内，造就了多样的室内空间。

form the architect : This is the 2nd house on the mountainside of Mt. Fuji. We can’t see the top of the mountain as it is too close, but there is forest which is part of Mt. Fuji on the south side, so we start from primitive shed roof which is like saluting to Mt. Fuji, On the other hand, we have 1-2m high snow in winter. So north entrance will be buried in snow during 1-2week. Then we suggested to fold the shed roof without changing the angle of roof to redesign how to fall rain and snow down.

This house is split by center terrace, which is extension of approach, to 2 volumes. Roof is folded in mountain fold over here, then snow falls down beside the approach to prevent entrance from being buried in snow. On the other side, roof valley folded gathers snow beside the parking space. When it’s raining you can see waterfall from the picture window which is opened beside valley folded roof. Regarding lounge space around wood stove, spaces are gently divided because of different ceiling height or valley folded ceiling.

建筑的基本构架基于现场情况，业主要求与预算设计了许多参数。同时这些参数可以分开处理，比如屋顶的线条设计，业主也会参与设计。但是无论提出怎样的修改，只要基于参数的基本规则，便能实现忠于核心思想的差异化可塑性设计。在这个设计中，业主希望屋顶的起伏更大，更有戏剧性。在南阁楼能强烈的感受到屋顶的整体变势。而建筑师也在不断的修改屋顶造型中发现他们的设计与日本传统山墙“Hafu”有着千丝万缕的关系，面对山区大雨雪的自然情况，彼此都采用了异曲同工的处理方式。

Basically architecture has a lot of parameters for example the site condition, owner’s request, budget, and so on. But if we differentiate it by design such like this roof line and make handled parameters simple, owners is likely to participate the design. Regarding differentiated design, even if someone add change to it, basic rule never collapse, so we call it “plastic” design.

At this time the communication with roof line was intensified between owners and us, then more slopes or steps, which extend physicality of owners who like trekking or road cycling, are made in house like alternative nature. At south loft, you can feel ridge line of whole roof at once, and you can find this loft space connects 2 divided volumes.

While we are making a change to the roof line, we find mountain folded valley seems to be Japanese traditional gable “Hafu”, then we consider gable was developed from roof function to prevent entrance space from being buried in snow or rain.

Hiroki Tominaga – Atelier的建筑师希望以人为本，从巨大的原始建筑形式库中找到全新的建筑。因此他们的设计不像是真实的建筑，更像是在平行世界中的探索。建筑希望分享他们的这种享受，就像其它发掘人知道新老风格的建筑师那样。他们对gooood提到这是“另类的真实性”。

We always try to involve a lot of people by design, to dig into behavior of primitive architectural style and to find how to invent new architecture from enormous architectural archives. As a result our architecture develops to not likely authentic architecture, which is like built in parallel world. We want to share this joy, which is how to find such old and new architectural style with a lot of people. We call it “alternative authenticity”.

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