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Today, I would like to introduce you to an architect of the architectures.
Let's see what he does to renovate an old building with old architecture.
Architect Jeffrey Musas, 38 years old.
He was born in the United States, graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
He is a world-class architect and has won many awards for architecture.
Currently, he is in love with traditional Japanese architecture.
He has lived in Tokyo, Japan and is a freelance designer.
He bought a house built 80 years ago in Sanzo, Tokyo.
This house was once demolished.
Jeffrey built it himself.
He uses flexible natural materials that Japanese people like to use.
Jeffrey really likes the style of architecture that combines light and dark.
And values Japanese architecture.
Jeffrey pursues the beauty of Japanese style.
He is also very interested in Japanese-style architecture.
This time Jeffrey received a rather difficult task to renovate the house.
It's also a house with old architecture I mentioned.
Looking at the old architecture does not have this energy.
So Jeffrey came to renovate this building.
After entering, Jeffrey immediately began to observe the house.
He entered the main room, where there was air and light from the Edo period.
What you can see are objects that have passed 160 years.
I will provide you with some information about the Edo period.
This is the last feudal period of Japan.
The historical period is equivalent to the Great Edo period.
This is the last feudal period of Japan.
The historical period is equivalent to the period of Emperor Chūjikun and Chūming in China.
Maku was established by Tokugawa Ieyasu in Edo in 1603.
The Edo period began.
And until Tokugawa Kyōshin established Edo in 1868.
The last feudal period of Japan has ended.
Since then, Japan has entered an economic and industrial revolution.
This indirectly leads to the fact that many Edo-era architectural constructions still exist in Japan.
In contrast to the reconstruction of this architectural style,
Eda prepared 4.8 million yen to rebuild the house.
This also means that the burden of responsibility and pressure is heavy on Jeffrey's shoulder.
Eda's reconstruction of the house began very quickly.
First, Jeffrey and the merchants moved the items in the warehouse to the outside.
The warehouse was built 160 years ago, full of dust.
As they moved the furniture, the merchants discovered a lot of cultural objects.
Money, Edo-era lanterns, hats, and naval flags only appeared during the war.
In a matter of days, all the items in the warehouse were transferred.
The amount can fill two wagons.
One warehouse has no structure and is full of dust.
After cleaning up all the furniture, the dust became cool again.
The next day, Jeffrey just started his work.
He cleaned the walls of the house.
All the corners were very clean.
But the dust under the ground could not be cleaned up.
The next day, Jeffrey took out the dust.
The first day he came here, he paid attention to the roof tile on the ceiling.
The purpose of using dust is also just to clean it up.
He also considered that the house was old.
Using the ground now will affect the roof tile.
Therefore, during the wall renovation,
Jeffrey used the nylon bag underneath to direct the dust.
From there, it can continue to be used.
If we wait to get rid of it,
the only thing we can wait for is the house to collapse.
Let's take a look at the house after Jeffrey's renovation.
The house is dilapidated, soulless as if it were about to die.
Now it's beautiful and white.
The tallest wall has a lot of holes.
Every time it rains, it will not flood.
Now it has become a beautiful window that can receive sunlight from the sun.
The dilapidated roof of the house
has also been restored to its original shape.
The small room next to the warehouse is also renovated.
The four walls have been demolished.
Now it's back to its original shape.
There is also a window.
When you open the door, you will see the dirt road.
Now it has become a beautiful small road
that makes people want to step up.
But this black small road
is because Jeffrey used the abandoned parts
of the roof to create a foundation.
The result is a perfect combination
between the ancient craftsmanship and modern technology.
Before, the entrance to the warehouse was messy and full of stuff.
Now it has become a quiet space for everyone.
Then, inside the dark warehouse,
there was also a window
so that the sun could shine in.
From the window,
it looks like a forest from the Edo period.
After removing the roof
and the pillars on the second floor,
it also makes the house look beautiful.
After 160 years,
standing at the window,
you can see two types of candles appear in the warehouse.
This is really a design that makes people
reminisce about the past and feel satisfied.
Of course, there is no object here that does not change.
The bed is placed in the room.
For Mrs. Ueda,
this is both an object to hang with a pillow
.
Her father, Ueda, wanted to turn the house
into a place where everyone could gather happily.
Therefore, in addition to the forest,
Jeffrey also added a few new ones
and a few new rooms.
Gradually, the old window
also began to shine warmly.
The previous room was small
because it was designed with 3 more windows.
Suddenly it became brighter
and felt more open.
Then, inside the room,
there was a staircase going up to the second floor.
In the second floor,
there was a space where everyone
could sit side by side.
There used to be a window before
that had a hole in it.
Now it has become a window
that can ventilate and bring light in.
Then, in front of the sun,
the objects such as the newly built
and newly renovated building
are also comfortable under the sun.
Moreover, here, Jeffrey
did not do any harm
to the souls of those who have been
affected.
Thanks to the expertise of Mr. Jeffrey,
it has been preserved as it was in the beginning.
When Mrs. Ueda returned to the warehouse,
she saw that the warehouse
was carefully and meticulously repaired
and the forest brought back many memories.
She was touched but could not find tears.
The next day,
Mrs. Ueda invited her neighbors
to come here for a meeting
and saw that the warehouse was renovated.
Her neighbors were very surprised.
They can go wherever they want.
This is what her father and mother wanted.
Thanks to Jeffrey,
the warehouse was renovated today.
That evening,
Mrs. Ueda was able to hold a small party
with her close friends
because this time it was a renovation of the old building.
Therefore, the cost of this 4.8 million yen
is 4.75 million yen.
The biggest cost
is for labor and raw materials.
