Residence Featuring an Indoor-Integrated Terrace|Archiplace
This is a forever home for a couple whose children have grown, designed so they can enjoy the years ahead at a relaxed pace.
The second floor, which forms the heart of the home, features a large terrace on the southeast side, with the living and dining areas arranged around it. Openings in the terrace roof and walls create a space that, although outdoors, can be used as an extension of the interior. It is the central place in the home where the couple can spend time feeling close to the light, breeze, and changing seasons without being concerned about the gaze of neighbors.
A music room that also serves as a workspace is located on the first floor. Changes in floor levels and a void generated from the music room give the home depth and a sense of spaciousness. On the third floor, a viewing terrace overlooking the greenery to the west was provided, allowing the scenery to be enjoyed from various locations throughout the interior.
This is a home where the couple can savor daily life at a relaxed pace, surrounded by light, breeze, music, and views.
Building Overview
Location: Kokubunji City, Tokyo, Japan
Family composition: Couple
Completion: December 2015
Structure and scale: Wooden construction, 3 storeys (SE construction method)
Site area: 139.52 m² (42.20 tsubo)
Building footprint: 65.90 m² (19.93 tsubo)
Total floor area: 142.39 m² (43.07 tsubo)
Architectural design and supervision: Architectural Office ARCHIPLACE
Structural design: NDN (Enu Dī Enu)
Contractor: Shoyo
Soundproof room: Acoustic Engineering
Landscaping: TOKUZOU
Notes: Hydronic (hot‑water) underfloor heating (TES)
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