Project
住友不動産新宿ガーデンタワー エントランススクリーン Sumitomo RealEstate shinzyuku Ground Tower
| コンサルティングカテゴリー Consulting Category | ガラスファサードコンサルティング Glass Facade Consulting |
|---|---|
| 施主 Owner | 住友不動産株式会社 Sumitomo RealEstate |
| 設計 Architect Office | 株式会社 日建設計 NIKKENN SEKKEI LTD |
| 写真撮影 Photo by | 株式会社 エスエス 東京支店：横瀬 博一 |
開放的なエントランスから外を見たときの視線をできるだけ遮らないようにするため、下段は柱間を一枚で構成する横長ガラスで上段は縦に分割するガラスリブのスクリーンを提案しました。横幅の大きなガラスには国内最大級の強化及び強化合わせガラスが使用され、コーナーはフレームが浮いているような透明感、浮遊感が感じられます。
設計時4分割、3本であったガラスリブは中央1本だけにブラッシュアップされ、より透明感のあるスクリーンへと進化しています。（施工図 設計施工：日本板硝子D&Gシステム株式会社
To preserve unobstructed views from the open entrance space toward the exterior as much as possible, a glass screen system was proposed in which the lower portion consists of wide horizontal glass panels spanning between columns, while the upper portion is composed of vertically divided glass ribs.
The large-format horizontal glass utilizes some of the largest tempered and tempered laminated glass manufactured domestically. At the corners, the framing is designed to appear as though it is floating, creating an exceptional sense of transparency and lightness.
During the design process, the glass rib configuration evolved significantly — from an initial scheme with four divisions and three ribs to a refined solution using only a single central glass rib. This enhancement resulted in an even greater level of visual transparency and spatial openness.
(Shop drawings and design-build by Nippon Sheet Glass D&G Systems Co., Ltd.)
設計時4分割、3本であったガラスリブは中央1本だけにブラッシュアップされ、より透明感のあるスクリーンへと進化しています。（施工図 設計施工：日本板硝子D&Gシステム株式会社
To preserve unobstructed views from the open entrance space toward the exterior as much as possible, a glass screen system was proposed in which the lower portion consists of wide horizontal glass panels spanning between columns, while the upper portion is composed of vertically divided glass ribs.
The large-format horizontal glass utilizes some of the largest tempered and tempered laminated glass manufactured domestically. At the corners, the framing is designed to appear as though it is floating, creating an exceptional sense of transparency and lightness.
During the design process, the glass rib configuration evolved significantly — from an initial scheme with four divisions and three ribs to a refined solution using only a single central glass rib. This enhancement resulted in an even greater level of visual transparency and spatial openness.
(Shop drawings and design-build by Nippon Sheet Glass D&G Systems Co., Ltd.)