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Reconstructing a space that preserves the memory of the land, and experiencing the brand's worldview in a Kyoto house
Photo: Hatano Koki
| Overview | Hervé Chapelier, a bag brand that started in Paris, France in 1976, has a store in Kyoto. A three-story wooden house facing the bustling Sanjo Street was renovated to transform the existing building into a store that is uniquely Hervé Chapelier. |
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| Issues/Themes | The existing wooden building was 35 years old and had a superficial appearance that reflected its age. The building itself was revitalized by reconstructing it in a straightforward manner that reflected the site and the shape of the building. The aim was to create a space where customers could fully experience the worldview of the brand. |
| Space Solution/Realization | The "machiya style" of Kyoto has been incorporated into the "composition" of the space. The earthen floor continues from the entrance, and at the back of the raised area you can see a garden where light pours in and the breeze passes through. By reconstructing the building based on the wisdom of our predecessors, we have revived the architecture itself and created an appearance that will be loved by guests for a long time, along with the city of Kyoto. The existing wooden building had many partitions, and we conducted a structural review to convert it into a space suitable for a store. The furnishings and seasonal flowers were carefully styled with a universal and simple design that is in line with the charm of the brand, creating a space that gives the feeling of comfort and the brand's flexible worldview, as if you were visiting Herve Chapelier's house (maison). |
| Client | Sunny Side Up Inc. |
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| Services Provided | Design, Layout, Production, Construction, Project Management |
| Project Leads at Tanseisha | Design, Layout: Yukiko Kachi Production, Construction: Koji Takano Project Management: Hiroko Kiso |
| Location | Kyoto, Japan |
| Opening Date | April 2022 |
| Website | https://hervechapelierjapon.com/store/store_maison.html |
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Design, Layout
Yukiko Kachi
With the policy of "facing problems honestly and carefully, and making proposals that approach the problem from various perspectives," the company is active across a wide range of fields, including Commercial Spaces and Hospitality Spaces, while keeping up with the trends of the times.
He is also actively involved in creating spaces that unravel traditions, history, and existing forms, and create new value.
Main Achievements
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