*기둥의 숲 [ IGArchitects ] Forest of Pillars

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일본 사이타마에 위치한 포레스트 오브 필러스는 IGArchitects가 설계한 미니멀한 주택입니다. 클라이언트의 요청은 이웃 주택과 주택 내부의 넉넉한 생활 공간과 프라이버시가 균형을 이루는 단층 주택이었습니다. 이를 위해 건축가들은 인접한 산의 자연 녹지에서 영감을 얻어 밀폐된 환경과 개방된 환경이 조화를 이루는 구조를 설계했습니다. 주택은 부메랑 모양을 채택하여 뒤쪽 언덕의 윤곽을 감싸 안으면서 남쪽을 향해 넓게 열려 있습니다. 전략적으로 배치된 벽을 통해 주변 지역의 시야를 차단하여 프라이버시가 유지됩니다. 벽 위에 설치된 복층 창문은 마치 지붕이 떠 있는 듯한 착각을 불러일으킵니다. 내부는 욕실과 같은 사적인 기능을 갖춘 박스형 구조물이 산재한 넓은 개방형 공간이 특징입니다. 이 박스들은 일련의 기둥과 함께 공간에 깊이와 복잡성을 부여하여 거주자의 자유로운 이동과 활동을 장려합니다. 이 집의 주목할 만한 특징은 기둥을 사용했다는 점입니다. 1.8미터 간격으로 최대 3.5미터 높이까지 뻗은 90mm 정사각형 기둥은 가구의 밀도와 규모를 모방하여 마치 숲과 같은 분위기를 연출합니다.translate by DeepL

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Forest of Pillars is a minimal residence located in Saitama, Japan, designed by IGArchitects. The client’s request was for a single story dwelling that balances generous living spaces with privacy, both from the neighboring homes and within the residence itself. To achieve this, the architects designed a structure that blends both enclosed and open environments, drawing inspiration from the adjacent mountain’s natural greenery. The home adopts a boomerang shape, hugging the contours of the hill at its rear while opening expansively towards the south. Privacy is maintained through strategically placed walls that obstruct views from the surrounding area.

Clerestory windows, set above these walls, give the illusion of a floating roof. The interior is marked by a large, open area interspersed with box like structures housing private functions such as bathrooms. These boxes, along with a series of pillars, create a depth and complexity in the space, encouraging the inhabitants’ free movement and activity. A notable feature of this home is its use of pillars. Spaced 1.8 meters apart, these 90mm square columns, extending up to 3.5 meters in height, mimic the density and scale of furniture, creating an atmosphere akin to a forest.

This deliberate spacing and sizing, while adhering to traditional wooden architecture principles, foster a continuous interaction with the external greenery, simulating an artificial yet natural forest within the home. The architectural concept involves a deconstruction and reconstruction of traditional elements. Pillars are positioned outside the walls, creating a rhythmic, forest like arrangement. The roof, seemingly detached, floats above the structure. This separation and subsequent reunification of elements result in a dynamic interplay of spaces and gaps, fostering new relationships between the interior and exterior of the building.

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