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We would like to introduce a case of a full renovation of a two-story wooden house that cannot be rebuilt due to lack of road access, including both the building and the exterior. The renovation overview includes a full renovation of the building and exterior, preserving usable existing elements while renovating everything that falls short in functionality and design. Various renovations were carried out, including the renovation of the entrance, which serves as the face of the building, and the replacement of aluminum sashes with wooden sashes. 【Property Overview】 ■ Area/District: Narita Nishi, Suginami Ward (near Zenpukuji Park, Hamadayama Elementary School district) ■ Nearest Station: Inokashira Line Hamadayama Station, 13 minutes on foot ■ Year of Completion: 1980 (old seismic standards) ■ Scale: Land area: approximately 50 tsubo, total floor area: approximately 30 tsubo ■ Structure: Two-story wooden building ■ Notes: Cannot be rebuilt due to lack of road access *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Renovation Details (Partial)】 ■ Staircase renovation ■ Second floor renovation (Dining room) ■ First floor renovation (Japanese room → Workspace) ■ Second floor renovation (Living room) ■ Seismic renovation (Living room, Dining room) ■ Kitchen renovation (From first floor to second floor) ■ Bathroom renovation ■ Sash and terrace renovation (South garden) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is an architectural design firm that solves the challenges faced by individuals, businesses, and government through architecture, enhancing each brand's value. By overlapping the owner's perspective with external and internal viewpoints, we engage in thorough discussions and accompany them to respond to the essential needs of users. We constantly maintain curiosity, question what happiness is, exchange our thoughts and feelings, pursue new ideas, and continuously explore how architecture can contribute to modern society.
