Overview
Tato Architects, a local studio, completed a project in Kyoto, Japan, identified as 'House and Studio in Kyoto.' This structure functions as both a residence and a workspace. It was designed to accommodate a couple who are ceramic artists.
Research Context
The project's distinctive form resulted from its challenging narrow site. The architectural design by Tato Architects specifically addressed this constraint.
Approach
The design incorporates specific architectural features. These include skylit ceilings and zigzagging staircases. These elements are described as animating the structure, which is characterized as tall and skinny.
Findings
- The project is named 'House and Studio in Kyoto.'
- It is a combined workspace and residence.
- The occupants are a couple, both ceramic artists.
- Architectural features include skylit ceilings.
- Architectural features also include zigzagging staircases.
- The building is described as tall and skinny.
- Its form was influenced by a challenging narrow site.