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JA 111 is devoted to thinking about the future of collective housing. As our lifestyles continually diversify, we’ve started living and working in multiple locations, with our ways of living and working often intermeshed and in flux. The character of collective housing, which tends to reflect society, must surely also be entering a period of change.
This issue presents 18 projects that explore present-day meanings of “collectivity” and “living”—though the projects featured here are not limited to collective housing. Among them are a capsule hotel, college dormitory, shared house, and plaza renovation for a large housing complex, all of which address possibilities for living and gathering that arise when constructing residential spaces and programs. By adopting a bird’s-eye view of architecture focused on living, yet remaining impartial in regards to function and use, this issue attempts to raise the basic question of what collective housing will be like in the future. In these pages, we hope to investigate forms that will support living together.
JA 111 includes:
Works
T project
Go Hasegawa and Associates
Yushima project
Hiroyuki Ito Architects
apartment house in tokyo
TAKAHASHI IPPEI OFFICE
L’Arbre Blanc
Sou Fujimoto Architects + Nicolas Laisné
+ OXO + Dimitri Roussel
Service apartment in Sriracha
KEI KAIHOH Architects + Studio MITI
International share house of Kanagawa University
OSAMU NISHIDA + NAOKO MANGYOKU
+ YUKO KAMINAGA + KOHEI NISHIDA / ondesign
Cooperative garden
OSAMU NISHIDA + OSAMU IWASAKI / ondesign
+ ERIKA NAKAGAWA
Overlap House
akihisa hirata architecture office
nine hours project
akihisa hirata architecture office
HYPERMIX as an urban unit
KOH KITAYAMA + TORU KUDO / architecture WORKSHOP
Yoshidatachibanacho building 1, 2
onishimaki + hyakudayuki architects / o+h
Living Farm in Kisarazu
fujiwalabo
Chidori Bunka
dot architects
Izumi Project (GAZEBO)
Itaru Yamamoto + Taku Inagaki/ itaru/taku/COL.
Three methods of producing small economies
Toshiharu Naka+Yuri Uno/ Naka Architects’ Studio
Kowa Public Apartment Complex in Mihama
Kentaro Kurihara+Miho Iwatsuki/ studio velocity
House of Takamori in Totsukawa Village
Kei Minohara/ Environmental Design Associates, Architects & Planners (Planning & Programming)
Architectural Laboratory for Systems Environment Development/ Architects Atelier Ryo Abe/ Equipe Espace (Architect)
Mariko Sonoda/ Ken Miura/ Chie Murosaki (Planning Adviser)
Renovation of Yokodai Chuo Plaza
Kengo Kuma And Associates (Design Supervision)
Urban Renaissance Agency (Planning and Supervision)
Minobe Architects Office (Architects)