Building: Yuzuriha-dai no iraka--matsushita residence, maeda residence
ゆずりは台の甍——松下邸・前田邸——
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nishiyama, kobayashi, takarazuka, hyogo, japan
Yuzuriha-dai no Iori is a residential complex located in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, completed in 1977. Designed by Architectural Environment Research Institute, this project comprises two private residences: the Matsushita House and the Maeda House. The name Yuzuriha-dai no Iori, meaning "Succession Roof," reflects the architectural philosophy embedded in the design. This work represents a significant example of 1970s Japanese residential architecture, demonstrating innovative approaches to domestic space planning and environmental integration. The project showcases the firm's commitment to creating harmonious living environments through thoughtful architectural design and site-specific considerations during Japan's period of rapid modernization.
Yuzuriha-dai no Iori is a residential complex located in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, completed in 1977. Designed by Architectural Environment Research Institute, this project comprises two private residences: the Matsushita House and the Maeda House. The name Yuzuriha-dai no Iori, meaning "Success
...Yuzuriha-dai no Iori is a residential complex located in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, completed in 1977. Designed by Architectural Environment Research Institute, this project comprises two private residences: the Matsushita House and the Maeda House. The name Yuzuriha-dai no Iori, meaning "Succession Roof," reflects the architectural philosophy embedded in the design. This work represents a significant example of 1970s Japanese residential architecture, demonstrating innovative approaches to domestic space planning and environmental integration. The project showcases the firm's commitment to creating harmonious living environments through thoughtful architectural design and site-specific considerations during Japan's period of rapid modernization.