The Lions Tama-Plaza Utsukushigaoka

Kanagawa, Japan

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A residence that embodies coexistence with the environment and the local community

This is a 39-unit low-rise complex planned for Utsukushigaoka, Aoba Ward, Yokohama City in Kanagawa. The design is based on 3 concepts: Concept 1 "Create": Create a townscape that meets the characteristics of the region, and build environmental control and high basic performance through passive building design. Concept 2 "Realize": Promote energy-saving behavior and raise environmental awareness among residents by simulating the environment at the time of design and visualizing environmental performance. Concept 3 "Sustain": Maintain high basic performance over the long term and promote the distribution of high-quality inventory. We created a system to coordinate these three concepts, and proposed a new possibility of "apartment complexes where people can feel attached to their building and live for a long time" by exploring how to build asset value for the town and its residents, which would be difficult to achieve in a typical residential complex.
CLIENT Daikyo Incorporated
LOCATION Kanagawa, Japan
SITE AREA 2,899.66 sq.m.
TOTAL FLOOR AREA 3,870.26 sq.m.
COMPLETION 2010

Taisuke Ogawa

Taisuke Ogawa

Taisuke Ogawa

Taisuke Ogawa

Taisuke Ogawa

Taisuke Ogawa

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