タイラヤスヒロ建築設計事務所
Homes for Antique Enthusiasts｜Introduction to Architecture Firms｜Living with the Patina of Time
Author: Qurasuki Editorial Department
The distinctive textures of furniture, lighting, and fittings that have matured over many years impart a depth that new items cannot achieve. To create a home that places antiques at its core, it is essential to carefully design the materiality and color palette of the space so these pieces integrate naturally. For aged objects and contemporary architecture to coexist without dissonance, the designer's aesthetic judgment and sensibility in material selection are called upon. Here we introduce architectural practices that have realized rich, time-honored residences by making the most of clients' collections and cherished belongings.
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House with Circular Flow Layout｜Introduction to Examples by Floor Plan & Room Type｜Connecting the Whole House: How a Circular Flow Enhances Household Efficiency and Family Connection -
Stylish Children's Rooms｜Key Points for Home Building｜Flexible Spaces Adaptable to Growth -
Stylish Lofts｜Key Points for Home Building｜Strategies for Maximizing Space on Limited Sites -
Hotel‑inspired Residence｜Introduction to Architecture Firms｜A Home Where the Extraordinary Becomes Everyday -
House of Wood｜Key Points for Home Building｜Spatial Design Embracing Material Warmth and the Patina of Aging -
Concrete Houses｜Key Points for Home Building｜Design and Insulation Strategies Emphasizing Material Texture