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Uchida Shanghai has completed a very small residential area of 47 square meters in Shanghai, China. The concept was to acquire the spatial richness as well as secure the maximum storage space for a family to live.
Most of the furniture was custom-made to make the space feel free and sophisticated. the main materials were primitive — bamboo, laminated wood, and iron — while their combination makes you feel the atmosphere of the modern shanghai city.
The small space has two levels — the first floor hosts communal areas, while the bedroom and a tatami room are located upstairs. Although Uchida Shanghai is a china-based studio, its design focuses on the traditional Japanese approach, so the use of tatami is a typical move in the architects’ work.
Architect: Mitsuhiro Shoji
Photography: Kenta Hasegawa
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