［完全版・1時間14分］伊礼智トークショー これからの住まい ～性能の先の心地よさ～

This is the complete version of the talk show "The Future of Housing: Comfort Beyond Performance" by architect Satoshi Irei. From the birth of the i-works project to the philosophy and examples of each plan from 1.0 to 6.0, regional variations across Japan including Akita, Hokkaido, Kagawa, and Ishikawa, a dialogue with Matsumoto Construction staff, and a Q&A session with clients, the entire content of the day has been compiled into one video. "Whether the house is big or small, the living space is 4.5 tatami mats," "Windows are items that purify our lives," "Refine the proportions before the materials"—this 1 hour and 14 minute video is filled with words that re-examine the essence of home building. For those who want to watch it carefully, you can jump to the chapter you are interested in using the timestamps. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 What is i-works? — "Ready-to-wear home building" 01:26 Started in 2013 — Collaboration with 48 construction companies nationwide 02:18 Lineup overview — From 1.0 to 6.0 05:47 i-works 1.0 — 4-bay square, 2-story house with a high ceiling 07:32 First example — Zero-energy house completed in 2013 09:20 Commitment to structural materials — Wood from Yamacho Shoten in Wakayama 12:40 i-works 2.0 — Small eco-house, galvalume exterior walls 16:21 i-works 3.0 — Upgraded insulation performance 17:52 i-works 4.0 — A new space combining traditional and modern wall construction 22:25 i-works 5.0—The Most Japanese Style of Construction: Second-Floor Living Room Version 25:49 Regional Variations—Akita, Hokkaido, Kagawa, Ishikawa 35:06 i-works Hut—A 6-tatami mat detached house costing 5-7 million yen 37:53 i-works 6.0—A spacious new design with a meter grid 39:10 Mr. Irei's Own Residence—The Origin of the 6.0 Interior Image 42:08 Q1. What are the points to be careful about when building a house in Miyakonojo, Miyazaki? 44:19 Q2. What is the secret to making a small house feel spacious? A 4.5-tatami mat living space is ideal. 46:48 Why does lowering the ceiling make a space appear wider in terms of floor plan? 47:56 Q3. Are smaller windows more advantageous in terms of performance? A large south-facing window is ideal. 49:19 Windows are items that purify our lives—a perspective from forest medicine. 52:58 Q4. Which is more advantageous in terms of earthquake resistance: tile roofs or galvalume? 54:39 ​​Matsumoto Construction Staff × Satoshi Irei Dialogue 1:02:11 Sales Representative, Mr. Hotta – The Secret Story Behind the Development of Comfortable Shirasu Walls 1:05:20 Lighting Theory – Fluorescent Lights Ruined Japanese Nights 1:10:24 Advice on Rising Construction Costs – The Courage to Let Go of Obsessions 1:11:43 Teachings from Mentor, Junzo Yoshimura – Invest in Places You Touch Rather Than Materials 1:13:12 Three Tips for Improving Design – Ceilings, Lighting, and Windows 📋 Series Playlist: 良い家とは何か｜伊礼智トークショー 🏠 atelierMing Official Website: https://atelier-ming.com