JIKKA designed by Issei Suma, The site is located at the top of the mountain ridge, which the top has been cut off and flattened by the previous owner.
Photography: Takumi Ota
The newly-built consists of 5 huts varying in size and height which recalls the former ridge top.
It is a final abode for the clients – two ladies in their 60’s. A social worker and a cook – where they will give and serve the community until the end of their remaining lives.
Photography: Takumi Ota
Spaces are unembellished as a primitive hut. Concrete walls, floors, and table.
Their kitchen is open to the public, functioning as a lunchtime restaurant using local products. Meals are also delivered to elderly living alone in the local community.
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Project Info:
Architects: Issei Suma
Location: Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Architect in Charge: Issei Suma
Structural Engineer: Nawaken-jm
Area: 100.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Takumi Ota
Manufacturers: Catalano, Toto, Tform, Acor
Project Name: JIKKA
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