KAMA-ASA | KAMITOPEN + Naganuma Architects
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Architecture Firm:
Naganuma Architects Co., Ltd.
KAMITOPEN Architecture-Design Office Co., Ltd.
NAGANUMA Architecture-Design Office Co., Ltd.
Website:
http://www.kamitopen.com/en/index.html
Contact e-mail:
yoshida@kamitopen.com
naganuma-a@hnaa.jp
Firm Location:
Higashiazabu SS Bld. 4F,2-32-10, Higashiazabu, Minato-ku,.Tokyo.Japan
#505 ,2-18 Sumiyoshicho,Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.Japan
Completion Year: 2020
Gross Built Area: 468.20㎡
Project location: 2-24-1 Matsugaya,Taito-ku, Tokyo .Japan
Lead Architects: KAMITOPEN Architecture-Design Office Co., Ltd.
Lead Architects e-mail: yoshida@kamitopen.com
Media Provider
Photo credits: Keisuke Miyamoto
Photographer’s e-mail: keisuke_miyamoto@icloud.com
Additional Credits
Clients: Daisuke Kumazawa
Engineering: Structural design,Ladderup architects,Takashi Takamizawa
Consultants: Eight Branding Design Co., Ltd. ,Creative Real Estate Co., Ltd.
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© Keisuke Miyamoto
The rebar is a stick-shaped rolled steel material formed from irregular nubs called ribs and joints that are used as a building construction material. As KAMA-ASA Shop's policy is set on belief that good tools are made for good reason, it delivers to the customers excellent skills of craftsmen, which make kitchen utensils.
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
Therefore, the most appropriate for the shop's space was to show architectural skills of craftsmen. The rebar that is usually hidden in the wall became the main design.
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
Handrails and furniture were designed with rebar. Although they are simple, they still require the use of craftsman skills.
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
© Keisuke Miyamoto
The knives’ shelves are made from railroad ties. They express the long history of knives that can be used for many years.
© Keisuke Miyamoto
As designers, we hope that craftsmen skills will be introduced to many people.
