河野有悟建筑事务所 l 东京Co-Connect住宅设计风向

住在城市住宅综合体的居民往往无法选择他们的邻居。而该项目则尝试为居民们提供联系，并同时保持适当的距离，其中包括长期所有他们公寓的居民、以及租用单元房屋的临时租户。

Co-Connect is a minimalist residence located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Hugo Kohno Architect Associates. Residents of urban housing complexes can’t choose their neighbors. This project is an attempt to provide both connection and appropriate distance between the residents of a property that includes condos with long-term owners as well as rental units occupied by temporary tenants.

每个单元由相互联系的方形房间组成。这些单元排列成行，在各组单元之间，有一条类似通道的“边缘庭院”，用于调和居民们不同的价值观和生活方式。另外，一系列的小盒子被依附到每个大盒子上。这些小盒子作为凸窗，长椅，柜台，阳台和各种小房间，将庭院中南边的光线带入每个房间深处。住宅中开口的高度和方向被偏移过，可以防止邻居看到对方的居住空间。

Each unit is comprised of interlinked boxy rooms. These units are strung together in a line with a passage-like “marginal courtyard” between each pair of volumes functioning to mediate between residents with different values and lifestyles. In addition, a series of small boxes are attached to each of the large boxes. The small boxes serve as bay windows, benches, counters, balconies, and small rooms, bringing southern light from the courtyards deep into every room. Offsetting the height and direction of these openings prevents neighbors from seeing into one another’s living spaces.

另一方面，居民们可以共享这个边缘庭院。设计利用地块上的高差，在建筑中创造了不同的水平层。这种做法使空间自由连接，两个出租单元在三维空间上互相交错，并且都在地面、二楼和南侧提供居住空间。这些盒子在色调上是被分开的，因此居民每次从一个盒子移动到另一个盒子时，都会从白色空间过渡到灰色空间，从而在不同室内场景之间移动时会产生一种景深感。

On the other hand, residents share the marginal courtyards. In addition, the design makes use of the elevation differential on the lot to create different levels in the architecture. This allows for the free linkage of spaces, with the two rental units interlocking three-dimensionally and both offering living spaces on the ground level, second floor, and south side. The boxes are tonally divided so that each time a resident moves from one box to another they cross from a white space into a grey one, creating a sensation of depth as they move between settings.

组成城市生活空间的盒子，通常有标准化的尺寸、功能、以及统一的生活空间。但是，更改这些盒子之间的布置和连接，可以使它们呼应街道景观的尺度、居民生活的空间尺度，以及使它们适应各种设计和场地的条件。因此，该项目为满足多样化的生活空间需求提供了一种潜在的方案，能够将人们不同的聚集点和联系方式编织在一起，并且反映出其所处的更大的城市空间。

The boxes that make up urban living spaces tend to have standardized sizes and functions as well as uniform living spaces. However, altering the arrangement and connections between these boxes allows them to be responsive to the scale of the streetscape as well as the physical scale of their residents, as well as to adapt to a range of design and site conditions. This project thus presents a potential solution to the need for diverse living spaces, weaving together varied gathering points and linkages to reflect the urban space it is part of.