项目名称：漫步花园住宅

地点：日本

设计团队：IKAWAYA Architects

建筑面积：688.93 m²

竣工时间：2024年5月

摄影：三嶋一路

设计特色：

项目 -在日本东部的住宅区内，这座"漫步花园住宅"以其创新的设计理念脱颖而出。该项目坐落于一块不规则形状的地块上，IKAWAYA Architects面对这一挑战，创造了一种将自然与日常生活无缝融合的居住体验。

建筑的核心理念是"多方向堆叠花园"，通过在不同层次和方向上创建大小各异的花园空间，使居住者能够在日常活动中持续感受自然的存在。建筑师采用的解决方案是将住宅分解成多个"小盒子"，而非一个庞大的整体结构，这些小体量沿着不规则地块边界巧妙排列，既适应了场地限制，又与周围住宅区的尺度和谐共存，避免了对街区造成视觉压迫。

这种构成方式创造了丰富的空间序列，形成独特的回游性体验。居住者可以在不同的空间中体验开放与私密的变化，每个区域都提供了不同的居住可能性，满足家庭多样化的生活需求。这种回游设计灵感源自传统日本庭园，但被重新诠释为一种当代生活方式。

立面设计反映了内部空间的多样性，精心布置的开窗与庭院创造了内外空间的对话关系。手工制作的材料和质朴的表面处理强调了与自然的联系，创造出温暖而富有触感的环境。建筑师对细节的关注体现在每个连接点和转角处，展现了对工艺的执着追求。

"漫步花园住宅"展示了如何将看似限制性的场地条件转化为独特设计优势的典范。在这里，庭院不仅是装饰性元素，而是生活体验的核心部分，促使居住者意识到自己是自然循环的一部分。该项目成功地平衡了当代生活的实用需求与对自然体验的渴望，创造出一个既先锋又亲切的家庭环境。

团队 - IKAWAYA Architects由井川充司于2017年创立，已发展成为日本最具创新性的建筑事务所之一。井川充司1980年出生于大阪， 2004年毕业于东京都立大学硕士课程，随后在中村拓志&NAP建筑设计事务所积累了丰富经验。

目前，IKAWAYA团队由8名专业人员组成，提供建筑设计、室内设计、景观规划及项目监理等全方位服务。该事务所以其对空间体验的敏锐理解和对自然元素的巧妙融合而闻名，作品常常展现出流动的空间序列和丰富的材料表达。

IKAWAYA的设计理念强调建筑应回应使用者的情感和生理需求，创造既实用又富有诗意的环境。他们将建筑视为一个整体，精心考虑每个细节如何影响居住体验的质量。

该事务所因其卓越的设计而获得众多奖项，包括2024年DFA亚洲设计大奖银奖和铜奖、2023年现代生活大奖和JID大奖等。井川充司本人也自2021年起担任东京都立大学访问教授，继续影响和培养下一代建筑师。

通过"漫步花园住宅"等项目，IKAWAYA建筑设计展示了其创造既回应当地环境又满足现代生活需求的建筑作品的独特能力，代表了日本当代住宅设计的前沿实践。

Project Name: Strolling Gardens & House

Location: Eastern Japan

Design Team: IKAWAYA Architects

Total Floor Area: 688.93 m²

Completion: May 2024

Photography: Michikado Mishima

Feature:

Project - In a residential area of eastern Japan, the "Strolling Gardens & House" stands out for its innovative design approach. Situated on an irregularly shaped plot, IKAWAYA Architects responded to this challenge by creating a living experience that seamlessly integrates nature with daily life.

The core concept of the building is "stacking gardens in multiple directions," creating garden spaces of varying sizes at different levels and orientations, allowing residents to continuously experience nature throughout their daily activities. Rather than designing one large monolithic structure, the architects chose to break the house into multiple "small boxes" cleverly arranged along the irregular site boundaries. This solution not only adapts to the site constraints but also harmonizes with the scale of the surrounding residential area, avoiding visual imposition on the neighborhood.

This composition creates a rich spatial sequence, forming a unique circulatory experience. Residents can experience variations between openness and privacy as they move through different spaces, with each area offering different dwelling possibilities that meet the diverse living needs of the family. This circulatory design draws inspiration from traditional Japanese strolling gardens but reinterprets them for contemporary living.

The façade design reflects the diversity of interior spaces, with carefully placed windows and courtyards creating a dialogue between interior and exterior spaces. Handcrafted materials and tactile surface treatments emphasize the connection to nature, creating a warm and textured environment. The architects' attention to detail is evident at every junction and turn, demonstrating a commitment to craftsmanship.

"Strolling Gardens & House" exemplifies how seemingly restrictive site conditions can be transformed into unique design advantages. Here, gardens are not merely decorative elements but central components of the living experience, prompting residents to recognize themselves as part of natural cycles. The project successfully balances practical requirements of contemporary living with the desire for natural experiences, creating a family environment that is both avant-garde and intimate.

Design Team - IKAWAYA Architects was established by Atsushi Ikawa in 2017 and has grown to become one of Japan's most innovative architectural practices. Born in Osaka in 1980 and raised in Gifu, Ikawa completed his Master's program at Tokyo Metropolitan University in 2004, followed by formative experience at Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP architectural office.

Currently, the IKAWAYA team consists of 8 professionals providing comprehensive services including architectural design, interior design, landscape planning, and project supervision. The firm is known for its keen understanding of spatial experience and clever integration of natural elements, with works often showcasing fluid spatial sequences and rich material expressions.

IKAWAYA's design philosophy emphasizes architecture that responds to both emotional and physiological needs of users, creating environments that are both practical and poetic. They view architecture holistically, carefully considering how each detail affects the quality of the living experience.

The firm has received numerous awards for excellence in design, including the 2024 DFA Design for Asia Silver and Bronze Awards, the 2023 Modern Living Grand Prize, and the JID Award. Ikawa himself has been serving as a Visiting Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University since 2021, continuing to influence and nurture the next generation of architects.

Through projects like "Strolling Gardens & House," IKAWAYA Architects demonstrates its unique ability to create architectural works that both respond to local environments and meet the demands of modern living, representing the forefront of contemporary residential design in Japan.