Key：Japan

项目概况:

The project is a four-storied multi-tenant building on a narrow site located between Shibuya and Harajuku, with the building area of 106.63 m2 facing Fire Street on the West, and Yamanote line and Miyashita Park on the East. Special attention was given to insolation to sunlight and eyesight on the east and west elevations, both of which are front facades. For insolation, aluminum meshis fitted to the ALC outer wall just like rattan blinds to block the sunlight most effectively. The aluminum boards are made to be only 2mm thick not to burden the structure, with their curves allowing for expansion in summer and contraction in winter. They come to pieces so that maintenance can be donemanually, and the difference in color of all adjacent pieces helps any partially replaced piece not to distinguish itself. The basic tone was chosen by taking into account "a request to keep the memory of the former building", "continuity with the neighboring scenery", and "the name of ’Fire Street’ ". The color was broken down to five Japanese traditional colors,Akane-iro, Ebicha-iro、Hiwada-iro, Bengara-iro, and Kuri-iro which then were rearranged in a manner to provide eye-catching effect and landscape preservation. Meanwhile, for the interior, all the horizontal ribbon windows are designed to stretch the full width in order to maximally take in the scenery of continued greenery in the park, providing physically and mentally comfortable work environment in the chaos of Shibuya.