Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
door(s) of a gate
The gate is both the entrance to the house and the gateway from the house to the outside. Both have an exciting and, at the same time, some people have the impression that they are entering a new world. The gateway to a house is a particularly mysterious entity. It feels like a somewhat philosophical presence, from one's own space to the outside, and from the outside space to the inside. What is needed, I think, is an appearance. Of course, everything must be perfect, including functionality and durability, as a prerequisite. I believe that the appearance of a house will also change the interest in and attachment to the house. That is why we, who often work on gates, feel a kind of tension.
The look of the gate.
Gates come in different sizes, specifications, and designs. The technology used also differs. If the design intent is to be found in every corner of the entire building, it will exist as an item that embodies the overall concept of the building. That is why it is all about how you understand this overall design intent when you first see the specifications of the gate. The gate is part of the expression of the house and is always visible from the outside. Naturally, there is an element of security, and at the same time, it is a special kind of entity that requires design. In modern times, it can also function as security compensation, and despite its appearance, it is a high-tech area. The knowledge of all of these elements must be embodied in the form of metal processing components.
Metal between the house and outside.
The gate of this project is not a large one, but it has a mysterious presence because the building is built like a big box. It also creates an impression of unlimited imagination about the inside. The small eaves of the gate also give a sense of consideration for guests and residents, which makes them feel attached to the building. This is a combination of relatively standard techniques for steel fabrication, but in any case, it was a finish that required careful work. While pondering the intention of the space and the presence of the gate, this was a project that once again made me appreciate the appeal of producing gates.
