Introducing Condominium Renovation with Cross-Ventilation | 'Fukinagashi' House, a custom-built home example by Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Associates, a Architect / Design office in 302, Zeniya Honpo Main Building, 14-6 Ishigatsujichō, Tennōji-ku, Osaka
Condominium renovation with natural cross-ventilation.
Kitchen with generous storage: built-in counter, adjustable shelving, and a cupboard.
View from the kitchen toward the living area.
Joinery produced to full ceiling height, avoiding beam projections.
The prominent beam integrates the air-conditioning drain and refrigerant piping within the pipe shaft.
The large bespoke bookshelf (3.3 × 1.8 m) was fabricated in sections for the high-rise delivery and assembled on site.
The four-panel sliding doors are suspended to accommodate their weight, with floor-embedded stoppers permitting fixation at any position.
Overall view of the LDK. The space above the bookshelf forms a ventilation passage.
A large mattress spans the full width of the opening, enabling the family to sleep together freely.
Inward-tilting windows incorporate a free-stop mechanism to adjust opening positions.
Family bedroom.
Playroom for the triplet children.
Large-capacity storage on the right.
Doors fabricated with oak veneer facing.
View from the corridor toward the playroom, study, and LDK.
Storage doors are off-the-shelf products, selected to prioritize function and cost efficiency.
The existing retro entrance mailbox was retained and reused.