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Speedy Resorts : A resort concept that becomes one with the wind

Architectural Design by Atelier Tete

 

I believe that house building (resort development) is about turning the cityscape into art.
I was reminded of a talk given by Mr. Seijun Nishibatake to architects at a previous “Monology Study Group” led by Mr. Masayuki Kurokawa.
When you build a building, do you design it based on the nature of its location? Or is there an architectural design?”
This is an exciting question. Buildings and nature are inseparable. The history of mankind has been a struggle with nature, and progress has been based on how to control nature. There is no such thing as architectural design that ignores nature. On the other hand, if we only try to live in harmony with nature, we will not be able to live a human life at all.
I dislike the term “symbiosis with nature. The act of building is a testament to human civilization, and in a sense, it is an anti-natural (not non-natural) act. I think it is important to what extent we can incorporate nature to improve our civilized way of life.
Now, let’s talk about Speedy Resort in Okinawa. Here in Okinawa, Hyakumei Beach faces the Pacific Ocean, and typhoons hit without mercy. 3 years ago, we recorded wind speeds of 68 mph. Three years ago we recorded winds of 68 mph, and in the past year we have experienced a certain amount of storms, even if they were not that big. The fear of typhoons seems to be not only the wind but also the pressure. It is the wind that blows off the roof of a new house or overturns a car. But what is more frightening is when the wind pressure pulls out the window glass and the house itself catches all the air and the house The worst case scenario would be for the whole thing to be blown away.
Speedy Resort protects all windows from pressure with a special net called Hurricane Fabric.
In addition, the exterior was changed to a rounded design with plaster finish as much as possible to allow the wind to flow Change it so that it is A beautiful plaster finish would be more in keeping with the town than special tiles that are durable and will not stain. It was decided to use a lot of plastering on the interior as well.
The house should not consist only of a house, but should be a part of the landscape.
◆ Reference
The Society for the Study of Physics – Masayuki Kurokawa

◆Past articles related to Speedy Resorts.

March 20, 2021
Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan Tourist Attractions 2021
http://spdy.jp/news/s9757/

March 14, 2020
Completion drawing (rough design) made into a billboard! (Utilizing Nanjie, the mascot of Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture)
http://spdy.jp/news/s9636/

January 5, 2021
Speedy Resorts Recent News
http://spdy.jp/news/s8616/

December 29, 2020
This place has all the elements that can awaken a human being as a living being.
http://spdy.jp/news/s8443/

November 17, 2020
Manifesto – To be completed in early summer of 2022
http://spdy.jp/news/s7867/

October 31, 2020
Full-scale ground investigation begins (with video view from terrace).
http://spdy.jp/news/s7613/

October 26, 2020
Creative house that blends with the nature and history of Hyakuna (full drone view)
http://spdy.jp/news/s7473/

October 20, 2020
Reference case study of an infinity pool
http://spdy.jp/news/s7458/

October 12, 2020
Staff meeting on ground investigation
http://spdy.jp/news/s7545/

August 30, 2020
The ultimate creative hotel for one couple per day
http://spdy.jp/news/s6627/

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↓ The following is an excerpt from VOGUE LIVING (Australia)
The Greek-style painted walls are beautiful. The homeowner is Rebecca Korner (Interior Design & Architecture London) ‘
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/kornerinteriors/An interior designer’s unexpectedly textured house on Mykonos
(Mykonos – Greek island in the Cyclades, Central Aegean Sea)
https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/gallery/mykonos-house-rebecca-korner