Porous Manifold as a Japanese Tearoom
Three Girls in Porous Manifold
Photo © Masahiro Hoshida
This award-winning project is a temporary Japanese tearoom exhibited in Echigo-tsumari Art Triennale 2018 and has a nested structure with two-tatami space embedded in ten foot square. In this exhibition, architects were asked to respond to the theme of how to overcome the concept of homogeneous space that was dominant in the 20th century. The skeleton was designed using the random pattern which was called Voronoi Division to distort homogeneous space. And it was proposed that the architecture with a large number of holes what could be opened and closed as needed to communicate with the outside like a living thing.
This work won The Silver A' Design Award Winner for Arts, Crafts and Ready-Made Design Category in 2018-2019 (Italy).
Roof Top View
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Foreigners
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Tea Ceremony
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Children in Porous Manifold
Photo © Masahiro Hoshida
Ceiling
Photo © Masahiro Hoshida
Self-build Process-1
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Self-build Process-2 and Breathing Pleats
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Self-build Process-3
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Three women in Porous Manifold
Photo © Fujiki Studio
Flower and Water
Photo © Masahiro Hoshida
Night-View
Photo © Masahiro Hoshida
- Year
- 2018
- Project Status
- Built
- Team
- Ryumei Fujiki, Yukiko Sato, Yu Ohno, Seiya Ueki, Kento Watanabe, Yuta Kimura, Shun Takimoto