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建筑师负责了神奈川县藤泽市的一家名为“湘南绿色生活” 的特色养老机构的空间和标识设计。这家成立于1997年的机构，坐落在一片葱郁的绿色空间中。本次改造积极采用木材和瓷砖等天然材料，突出纹理和质感，来打造让用户可以亲近自然的舒适空间。
迈入机构，开阔的中庭空间首先映入眼帘，这里是住户的聚会和休闲区域。天花板的设计让光线从上方照射下来，营造出一种清新开放的氛围，让人感觉仿佛置身于户外。
医疗和护理机构往往采用洁白光滑的表面打造冰冷洁净的外观，在保持洁净的同时满足日常功能和耐用性需求。在这个项目中，建筑师理解这些要求的重要性，引入纹理感的材料改造空间，打造出温馨舒适的环境。
入口大厅以无釉瓷砖、黑色拉丝木饰面柜和木质深雕天花板的组合，消除了医疗设施给人的常规印象。纹理感的天然材料贯穿始终，每种纹理都为空间增加了层次。在正面墙上，由摄影师Akiko Kimura专门创作的一幅作品充实了这里的环境。照片对地平线的细致捕捉，散发出一种宁静感，唤起了每个人记忆深处的风景，仿佛一扇看得见风景的窗子，缓解了与该类结构设施相关的局促感。
入口大厅处安装的橱柜供日间服务用户使用。一个大型的移门提供了隐私性，兼顾了对同一入口进入的普通访客的视觉考虑。
中央中庭是居民的聚会和放松空间，可以在此开展娱乐节目和用餐等日间服务活动。天花板倾泻而出的柔和光线与自然光极为相似，为住户提供了舒适宜人的环境。灯光经过设计沿着中庭洒下，延伸至二楼。
出于安全考虑，二楼中庭覆以玻璃，并采用渐变效果，模糊边界的同时营造出柔和的氛围，将一楼和二楼无缝连接。
与中庭相连的走廊的护墙板颜色成为了空间特色。护墙板、踢脚线和大型扶手需要经久耐用，设计重新细心平衡了这些元素与标准规格以保障其功能性。经过重新设计，门框厚度和房间门牌标识等元素以图形外观呈现出视觉吸引力。
建筑师设计定制的长凳，为日间用户更换鞋子提供了方便。为了最大限度地减少潜在跌倒的影响，空间和家具都尽量采用圆形设计。这款长凳采用具有圆形纹理的耐久性碎屑瓷砖，以延长其使用寿命。
此外，整个空间和家具上安装的扶手都遵循了易于握扶的统一原则。
每层楼采用的不同的护墙板颜色，成为帮助用户和员工快速辨别方位的醒目标识。标识采用金色基调，与空间无缝融合，同时传达出一种品质感。卫生间象形标识以“自然”为关键词，树叶的重叠形式营造出一种友好和亲近感。
建筑师专注于对车辆下客入口进行重新设计，并调整了室外的标识设计。他们规划了标识的位置和尺寸，以确保机构名称与建筑物的整体外观融为一体，将访客从入口自然地引导进来。
We were in charge of the spatial design and signage for Green Life Shonan, a special nursing home for the elderly located in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Established in 1997, the facility is situated in a lush, green area. For this renovation, we aimed to create a space where users could feel close to nature and spend their time comfortably by actively incorporating natural materials such as wood and tiles, emphasizing their textures and tactile qualities.
Upon entering the facility, the atrium space that opens up in front of you serves as a gathering and relaxing area for residents. The ceiling is designed to let in light from above, creating a refreshing and open atmosphere that feels like being outdoors.
Many medical and care facilities tend to have a cold, sterile appearance with smooth, bleached surfaces in order to maintain cleanliness and meet the required functionality and durability for practical use. In this project, while understanding the importance of these requirements, we transformed the space by introducing materials with texture, creating a warm and comforting environment.
The entrance hall features a composition of unglazed tiles, black-stained shoe cabinets with a brushed wood finish, and deeply carved wooden ceilings, dispelling the chemical impression typically seen in medical facilities. Natural materials with tactile qualities are incorporated throughout, with each texture adding depth to the space. On the front wall, a piece by photographer Akiko Kimura was specially commissioned to complement this environment. The photograph, which meticulously captures a horizon, exudes a sense of tranquility and evokes a primal landscape that resides in everyone's memory. It functions like a view seen through a window, alleviating the sense of confinement that is often associated with such facility settings.
Cabinet installed in the entrance hall is intended for day service users. It features a large sliding door that provides privacy, ensuring visual consideration for general visitors using the same entrance.
The central atrium of the facility serves as a gathering and relaxation space for residents, where day service activities such as recreational programs and meals are held. The soft light cascading from the ceiling is designed to closely mimic natural light, providing residents with a comfortable and pleasant environment. This light is planned to flow down the atrium and extend to the second floor.
The atrium on the second floor is covered with glass for safety reasons. The glass is given a gradient effect, which blurs the edges and creates a soft impression, seamlessly connecting the first and second floors.
The corridors connected to the atrium are characterized by the colors of the wainscoting. The wainscoting, baseboards, and large handrails, which require durability, are carefully rebalanced with standard dimensions to maintain functionality. Elements such as the thickness of the door frames and the expression of room name signs are restructured to achieve a visually appealing, graphical appearance.
We custom-designed the bench to assist day service users with changing their shoes. To minimize the impact of potential falls, we've incorporated rounded forms in both the space and furniture. This bench features a durable, chip-like tile with a rounded texture to enhance its longevity.
Additionally, the handrails installed throughout the space and on the furniture are designed with ease of grasping and holding as a fundamental principle.
The wainscoting features different colors on each floor, serving as an intuitive sign that helps users and staff quickly identify their location. The signage is based on a gold theme, blending seamlessly with the space while conveying a sense of quality. The restroom pictogram's keyword is "nature," and its leaf-overlapping form creates a friendly and approachable feel.
We primarily focused on redesigning the entrance for vehicle drop-off and revising the signage design for the exterior. We planned the placement and size of the signage to ensure that the facility name integrates with the building's overall appearance, guiding visitors naturally from the approach.
Design: MOMENT
Client: Social welfare corporation KIJYU FUKUSHI KAI
Construction: Kudo Construction Co., Ltd.
Completion: April 2024
Photography: Mariko Yasaka
Total area: 5941.2㎡
all images by Mariko Yasaka, courtesy of MOMENT Inc.
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