Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki-dori

This is a project to renovate an alleyway lined with townhouses built more than 110 years ago into a ryokan near Shijo Omiya in Kyoto.
Passing through the reception building, 23 guest room buildings, a warehouse building, and a restaurant building are lined up along the stone-paved alley, and a gorgeous view reminiscent of the geisha district of the Edo period spreads out. There are 5 types of guest rooms with the theme of Kyoto's natural beauty, and you can experience the charm of the region in terms of both tangible and intangible culture.

The restaurant building in the center of the alley has a Japanese beef restaurant, and it is a unique space that introduces Japanese culture, including food, to the world. The site is approximately 1,400 square meters, including 26 wooden buildings, and has become the largest revitalization project in Kyoto's history, attracting the attention of Kyoto City.


[Social Issues/Customer Issues/Requests]
Twenty-four 100-year-old machiya townhouses that had been left surrounding the alley were about to be demolished for the development of a hotel. rice field.
Various adjustments with the local residents were necessary for the new development.


【solution】
While there were several residents living there, we participated from the existing survey and worked together with the client to discuss how to make the best use of the original materials.
We coordinated the rights related to the site, etc., designed and constructed two new buildings (reception building and restaurant building) while designing the alleyway, and undertook the design supervision and construction of the existing guest room building on a cost-on basis, while putting together the whole. I made it up.


<Our project members>
[Project Manager] Nobuyuki Yagi
[Sales and Project Management] Moriya Sakata
[Overall design supervision] Takaaki Tani
[Architectural design supervision] Norio Koito
[Architectural design (reception building/restaurant building)] Norio Koito
[Interior design] Takaaki Tani, Kyoko Kosugi
[VI design] IVD: Ayaka Hagitani, Mayu Toyoda
[FFE design] Saki Ninomiya, Nanako Kazujun
[Production and construction] Akio Hirayama, Takahiro Nakayama, Toshimi Katsuragi