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Renovation of a Vintage Condominium｜LDK

Tsugu (Inheritance)｜LDK

Reception room with piano. Flooring is oak (nara) hardwood.

UEHARA APARTMENT｜Kitchen

House K/S｜Garden

View of the staircase from the second floor.

The entrance foyer is actively used with desks and sofas placed within.

A connection to the bedroom can be glimpsed at the rear.

Residence in Kamiuma｜Terrace

Although enclosed, the continuous ceiling shared with the living room creates a sense of unity.

A study corner with a flowing, circuitous layout, located in one corner of the living room.

View back from the bedroom.

A Western-style bedroom furnished with a bed; the ceiling above the headboard incorporates indirect lighting to avoid glare.

The amber-toned ceiling boards from the original Japanese-style room were also relaid, and the shoin posts were relocated.

An evening view of the living–dining room from the front garden, connected through the Buddhist altar room all the way to the main street on the south side.

Chamber of Time｜Kitchen

A Bengara Home in Kosei｜Living Room

The engawa veranda was incorporated into the dining room, and the old wooden glass doors and ranma transom were reused.

A compact 10.5‑tatami LDK, ideal for everyday use. Cedar scaffold planks laid over the existing floor.

Second‑floor Japanese‑style room. The built‑in closet (oshiire) was converted into a workspace and a loft.

Residence in Kamiuma｜Japanese-style room

Six-mat Japanese-style room. A built-in air conditioner was newly installed above the overhead storage compartment.

An opening for viewing the weeping cherry; the entrance 'doma' is finished in exposed aggregate artificial stone.

The entrance connects directly to the staircase.

View of the living room from the mise-no-ma (shop-facing room).

The ōdo gate with its entrance door and smaller pedestrian door was remodeled to accommodate everyday use.

Residence in Kamiuma｜Japanese-style room

The wide veranda was incorporated into the living room. The glass doors with a frosted pattern lead to the main entrance.

HOU (包) — Cork House｜Exterior

Tsugu (Inheritance)｜Dining Area

Entry. The existing staircase was retained, with only the risers veneered in plywood to introduce material contrast.

House in the Forest｜Japanese-style room

Walls likely to come into contact with people or objects are clad in cedar boards.

House in Tajimi｜Living Room

Renovation of a Vintage Condominium｜Kitchen

A dedicated cat room located in a corner of the living area.

Viewed from the dining room toward the living room, the space is divided by three octagonal columns and retractable paper shoji screens.

Tsugu (Inheritance)｜Approach

High-side windows newly inserted along the east and west on the second floor admit daylight throughout the day.

A homemaker's room connecting to the kitchen and the washroom.

Residence in Kamiuma｜Exterior

A split-level living room with a mezzanine void created by utilizing previously dead attic space.

The entrance floor level is set between the external earthen floor (doma) and the living floor to reduce step height.

The former tokonoma alcove and tokowaki side alcove were retained as the room was converted to a Western-style space; the chigaidana staggered shelves were removed and relocated.

A Bengara Home in Kosei｜Living Room

House K/S｜Living Room

The wooden windows were preserved together with their old glass, while aluminum sashes were installed on the outside to ensure adequate performance.

Site layout preserving the weeping cherry; the approach from the main house is paved with irregular Tanba teppei stone.