Kibi Kogen N Square, Okayama, Japan

日本岡山 吉備高原 N 廣場

Kengo Kuma & Associates|隈研吾建築都市設計事務所

坐落於岡山縣中部高原上的龜町,本案為一個以共享工作區和咖啡廳為核心的創意交流基地,由當地的 Systems Nakashima 公司主動開發。整體結構和內部皆使用CLT板,而岡山正好是全日本最大的 CLT 板生產地。寬 2.2 公尺、長 35 公尺、厚 21 公分的CLT板,藉不同角度錯落堆疊造就整座建築;板材間的高度差約為 公尺,藉角度的錯位創造各種空間和開口。

 

A regional exchange and creative facility centering on coworking and a café in Kibichuo, a town located on the plateau in the center of Okayama Prefecture. A local company Systems Nakashima took the initiative of developing the project. CLT panels, of which Okayama is the largest producer in Japan were used throughout the structure and interior. The CLT panels 2.2 meters wide, 35 meters long, and 21cm thick, are stacked at varying angles across the site, with a height difference of approximately 4 meters. The angular misalignment of the panels creates a variety of spaces and openings in-between.

此外,開放式空間的設計一改傳統 CLT 結構的封閉與重複性,體現團隊對於設施的創新與主題精神。團隊更與在地單位保持密切的合作,邀請岡山大學參與共享工作區域的設計。此建築在概念與結構上皆充滿創意與創新思維,將於未來跨越世代與產學領域界限,不斷探索新的設計可能。

 

The open space, which differs from the closed and repetitive impression of conventional CLT structures represents the spirit of the facility's theme of openness and collaboration within the local community, including the participation of local Okayama University in the co-working space. Through these spaces, a crossover of activities that transcend generations and industry-academia boundaries are to be expected.

主要建築師:隈研吾建築都市設計事務所

結構工程:構造計画研究所

施工單位:UG Giken

建築面積:585平方公尺

基地面積:平方公尺

座落位置:日本岡山

影像:川澄小林賢治攝影事務所

文字:隈研吾建築都市設計事務所

採訪:傢飾編輯部

 

Principal ArchitectsKengo Kuma & Associates

Structural EngineeringKozo Keikaku Engineering

ContractorUG Giken

Building Area585

LocationOkayama, Japan

PhotosKawasumi-Kobayashi Kenji Photograph Office

TextKengo Kuma & Associates

InterviewIW Editorial Department

Kengo Kuma & Associates|隈研吾建築都市設計事務所
Kengo Kuma was born in 1954. He established Kengo Kuma & Associates in 1990. He is currently a University Professor and Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo after teaching at Keio University and the University of Tokyo. KKAA projects are currently underway in more than 40 countries. Kengo Kuma proposes architecture that opens up new relationships between nature, technology, and human beings. His major publications include Zen Shigoto(Kengo Kuma – the complete works, Daiwa Shobo), Ten Sen Men (“point, line, plane”, Iwanami Shoten), Makeru Kenchiku (Architecture of Defeat, Iwanami Shoten), Shizen na Kenchiku (Natural Architecture, Iwanami Shinsho), Chii-sana Kenchiku (Small Architecture, Iwanami Shinsho) and many others.
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