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REFLECTION OF MINERAL
The site is located near the center of Tokyo. It is a small 44m2 corner plot bounded by two streets. Conforming to legal conditions and in response to the clientâs wish for a âroofed garageâ the volume was trimmed from various directions. Using the words âMineralâ and âreflectionâ as guiding concepts, Atelier Tekuto proceeded to use subtraction as a positive tool for design.
MINERAL
Minerals are phenomena that combine abstract properties (conceptual objects) with nonfigurative properties (objects whose presence of matter is more tangible). Changes from transparent to translucent to opaque occur according to light intensity and angle. The mineral body cannot be regarded as a simple element.
REFLECTION
Reflection is a recent concept pertaining to the perception of space. Vision is an important factor in the recognition of space. By controlling geometries (facets with three factors: transparent, translucent and opaque) and entangling them in a three-dimensional way inside the internal space, visual reflection is induced. This results in a deviation from the restrictiveness of space.
As people move inside the space, or as light enters from changing angles, the facetâs presence changes, creating a dynamic space. In contrast to the abstractness of the polyhedron are the kitchen, counter shelf, stairs, floors and toilet box equipped with functionality that exist as nonfigurative objects.
The third floor bathroom unit features a mirror finish in stainless steel, which combines both concepts of object and reflection, and presents itself as a substitution of both âmineralsâ and âreflectionâ.
The Relationship with the surrounding environment is expressed in the small plaza open to the street, a piloti like space that emerged after placing the garage on ground floor. Its liberating feeling might trigger some change in the surrounding streetscape.
Atlier Tekuto
Photographer
Makoto Yoshida
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Another view of the Mersey Gateway bridge on a brighter day, seen from Wigg Island with Fiddler's Ferry power station in the background
Some place in Boisbriand. This picture is now on permament exhibition at City Hall.
Dans un parc à Boisbriand. Cette photo est maintenant en exposition permanente à l'Hôtel de Ville.
Reflection and name of person in the mausoleum in Green-Wood Cemetery
*Taken with Nikon D3100 and 50mm 1:1.8 lens
This pond is where they spend most time, it's only nerve wracking because we have to watch them, so they don't fall in it... that allows me to take pictures.
This is from the nose cone of a Canadian Search and Rescue plane. The weather was beautiful, the mountains were out, and I was enjoying an Air Show. The prefect day.
I didn't notice the cool reflection in her visor until I got home. No photoshop - all I did was adjust exposure a bit and crop.