• no.042

  • Dr. MORI House

    • Category: Detached house
    • Architect: Kiyoshi SEIKE
    • Construction: Ichiro YOSHINAGA
    • Year: 1951
    • Location: Tokyo
    • In Bunkyo, a choice residential quarter for the culturally inclined, stands a small house for Dr. Mori, a son of a famous Japanese novelist, Ogai Mori. Kiyoshi Seike designed a single story house in wood in 1951. Along with Saito House (1952) and his own house (1954), they make up as the major representative set of his early residential works. He was unconcerned with the zealous arguments, at the time, on the pros and cons of having the traditional elements, for his interest laid on how to utilize the traditional elements with all the intrinsic mystique pertained to, in a newly re-interpreted　posture; i.e., Seike was finding a way to use such items as tatami mats and shoji screens in a modern design inspired and inferred from the simple yet complex potential of the spatial realm provided in the traditional disposition of Japanese house design, as the spaces were subdivided or combined through the operable wall partitions. Thanks to the owner’s continuous care and love, the house still retains most of the original look today.
    • docomomo選定年度：2003
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    Detached house

    • G邸

      G邸

    • まつかわ・ぼっくす

      まつかわ・ぼっくす

    • コアのあるH氏のすまい

      コアのあるH氏のすまい

    • スカイハウス

      スカイハウス

    • セキスイハイムM１

      セキスイハイムM１

    Tokyo

    • NCRビル

      NCRビル

    • SPIRAL

      SPIRAL

    • まつかわ・ぼっくす

      まつかわ・ぼっくす

    • コアのあるH氏のすまい

      コアのあるH氏のすまい

    • スカイハウス

      スカイハウス

    1950～1959

    • 横浜市庁舎

      横浜市庁舎

    • 世田谷区役所・区民会館

      世田谷区役所・区民会館

    • 国立西洋美術館

      国立西洋美術館

    • 都ホテル佳水園

      都ホテル佳水園

    • 白石駅本屋

      白石駅本屋