Aso Farm Land, Kumamoto Prefecture Cafe terrace-san and

As a building standing on a slope, I didn't want to create a land of volcanic ash soil, so the pillars that support the floating board deck and the roof are integrated round pillars, and the pillars are attached diagonally to expose the structure. planned. I was surprised to find the same structural expression on the top floor of the exterior of the National Stadium, which was built 20 years later.

Aso Farm Land, Kumamoto Prefecture Cafe terrace-san and

You can overlook Athletic Genki Forest from the deck and the room.
It was planned as a resting place for families who do not play athletics.

Aso Farm Land, Kumamoto Prefecture Cafe terrace-san and

In front of the photo is the slope that leads down to Genki-no-Mori. I took great care to hang it up to the roof, but after the elevator was built, no one would pass.

athletic dome

This is a facility equipped with equipment developed by our office that can measure and record exercise speed, accuracy, and endurance.

athletic dome

This is a facility equipped with equipment developed by our office that can measure and record exercise speed, accuracy, and endurance. There are 8 types of equipment, and the ability transition data of all athletes from the past is displayed in a graph.

elevator tower

This is an elevator facility for Aso Farm Village guests who go through an underground tunnel from the guest parking lot on the other side of the prefectural road to the accommodation due to the lack of parking spaces and night crime prevention. It took some time to get permission from the prefectural government, but I don't know of any private sector digging an underground tunnel on a prefectural road. An image of a modern version of the Arc de Triomphe.

rest roof

We are experimenting with a simple large roof using natural wooden pillars. The roof beams form a triangle and are constructed without braces. About 25 years later, I found the same structure on the roof of Takanawa Gateway Station.