Viequ House Hiroo
Tokyo, Japan
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An approach met with a 4.5-meter-high door
This 16-unit, high-end residence is located in the tony Hiroo area. Aiming to create a top-class residential facility, a seismic isolation structure was adopted in spite of the building’s low-rise stature. By solidifying the structure with wall pillars and slabs built into the exterior walls, a maximum ceiling height of 2.7m was created without pillars or beams in the private areas. In addition, a symbolic composition with limited openings and a minimalist balcony arrangement create a façade appropriate that does not evoke a “lived-in” feeling. Masonry walls and handmade tiles were used to create a design that resists fading.
CLIENT | Shimizu Comprehensive Development Corporation |
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LOCATION | Tokyo, Japan |
SITE AREA | 1,757.18 sq.m. |
TOTAL FLOOR AREA | 3,749.00 sq.m. |
BUILDING HEIGHT | GL+9.95 m |
COMPLETION | 2009 |