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IIHASHI HOUSE
- Category: Detached house
- Architect: Junzo SAKAKURA
- Design Collaboration: Relocation and restoration design:Sakakura Associates
- Construction: Owada Komuten
- Year: 1942
- Location: Nagano
- It is the first building that Sakakura designed after returning from France, who was awarded the grand prix prize in architecture for his design of the Japanese pavilion at Paris Expo in 1937. Although the size of the building was limited to 30 tsubo (approximately 99m2) under the wartime restrictions, several elements such as clear floor plan, skipped floor in response to the gradient of the site, the big glass door in the living room that connect inside and outside are housed under the big gabled roof in a simple manner. In 2007, this house was disassembled. However, thanks to the efforts of those who wished to preserve the building, it was relocated to Oiwake, Karuizawa in the same year, and converted into a French restaurant.
- Current Condition: Relocated and reconsruction at Nagano.
- docomomo選定年度:2005
Detached house
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G邸
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まつかわ・ぼっくす
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コアのあるH氏のすまい
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スカイハウス
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セキスイハイムM1
Nagano
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タテシナクラブ山荘
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坂城町文化センター体育館
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森の中の家
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聖パウロ教会
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軽井沢新スタジオ
1940~1949
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関西大学千里山キャンパスにおける村野藤吾建物群
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藤村記念堂
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岩国徴古館
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国際基督教大学の建築群(本館、ディッフェンドルファー記念館、教会堂、図書館、理学館)
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吉田五十八邸