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Industrial Design Residences × Material Texture

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Industrial Design Residences

This collection showcases custom homes characterized by a rugged industrial aesthetic that boldly exposes steel frameworks, concrete surfaces, and piping systems. Emphasizing the tactile qualities of materials, nuanced color palettes, and spatial expansiveness, these designs achieve a harmonious balance between functionality and sophisticated visual appeal. Featured projects illustrate thoughtful layouts, innovative storage solutions, and carefully considered lighting strategies that collectively enhance the livability and stylistic integrity of each residence.

House Embracing Material Textures

Subtle material textures—hand-troweled plaster, timber grains, aged metals—enhancing spatial character. Introducing material texture residential examples.

The staircase, made of thick wooden treads supported by thin steel plates and slender round steel bars, is suspended above the first-floor level.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The exterior combines black charred cedar boards with corrugated steel sheets, and has three entrances corresponding to the uses of the first floor.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The staircase is designed to emphasize openness and lightness; the opening at the front faces the river.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
Light fixtures are integrated between the timbers that make up the roof.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
A large bay window opens toward the river.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The area at the back, with its concrete slab left exposed as an earthen floor, is also divided by columns.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The main room is designed with the roof structure left exposed as it is.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
A spacious terrace opens toward the river.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The private rooms have a different character from the main room, with their walls and ceilings finished in white.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The Japanese maple behind the low wall is illuminated from its base.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
A low wall clad in the same charred cedar has been provided.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The bay window facing the river in the main room also serves as a bench, overlooking the river’s surface.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
On the road side, the entire floor is projected slightly outward, allowing shelves to be arranged freely.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The range hood duct is also left exposed, while the kitchen cabinetry is made of the same rough plywood as the walls.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The two-level roof on the second floor is left exposed inside as it is.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
It ascends to the second floor as if passing through a narrow gap.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
Along the street, lighting and openings are restrained to make life inside less visible.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The earthen-floored space forms a continuous sequence extending to the entrance and staircase area at the back.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
One side of the site faces the river. The intention is for planting to eventually grow densely across the entire area and cascade down to the riverbank.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam
The workspace has no partitions, with columns defining the different areas.

Tetsuya Kimura Architects

5-5-5-505 Nishikōji, Minoh, Osaka, Japan

Charred Cedar

Borrowed Scenery

Steel Staircase

Live-Work Integration

Material Texture

Exposed pipework

Exposed Beam

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