「名建築の保全活動を日本の文化に」をコンセプトとし、日本の古き名建築の保全と活用を行うプロジェクト「Share Architecture」は日本各地に点在する名建築を会員制でシェアできるサービスです。建築毎に、年会費登録を行なった会員様は毎年ご宿泊の利用や、イベント開催のご利用などが可能となります。

日本に遺されている素晴らしい建築を自分の別荘のように活用し、見学だけでは味わうことができない建築の魅力を最大限体感することができる新業態です。これまで活用方法、修繕費の捻出方法が見出されてこなかった建築の価値を見直し、会員様からの年会費でもち建築の修繕費用を捻出しながら、さらに建築の動態保存を試みる「建築保全参加型のシェア別荘サービス」となります。

建築がお好きな方、旅がお好きな方はお気軽にご登録くださいませ。日本の古き建築を遺したいという想い、また私たちの取り組みに賛同いただける方からのご参加をお待ちしております。

Share Architecture" is a project to preserve and utilize old Japanese architectural masterpieces based on the concept of "making the preservation of architectural masterpieces a part of Japanese culture. Members who register for an annual membership fee for each building can stay at the building or hold events at the building every year.

This is a new business model that allows members to use the wonderful architecture left behind in Japan as if it were their own vacation home, and to experience the charm of the architecture to the fullest extent that cannot be experienced just by touring the buildings.

This is a "shared vacation home service with architectural preservation participation," in which the annual membership fee from members raises the cost of repairing and maintaining the architecture, while also attempting to preserve it dynamically.

Currently, we are recruiting members to share the former Minami-Hayashi Residence in Nara Prefecture. We are looking forward to receiving applications from those who have a strong desire to preserve old Japanese architecture and who support our efforts.

戦後日本に生まれた名建築が、今日急速に失われつつあります。海外でも高い評価を受けていた建築も耐震上の理由や老朽化などの理由により解体され、日本が大きな文化的財産を失う傾向はその速度を増すばかりです。

全国的に素晴らしい建築作品の解体が進む潮流の中で、現代の日本人が自らの文化的財産の価値や多様な地域性ある価値感を見直し、現代における名建築の再生、保存、そして再活用がより活発なものになるよう促すには、まずは建築愛好家が「建築の保全、また活用を自分ごとにすること」から始めるほかないという考えに至りました。

歴史ある名建物を生んだ建築家の設計哲学、また当時の住まい手の願いは、建物がどれだけ劣化し古びてもどこか新鮮な魅力を秘めています。日本の歴史や文化に育まれた建築が、未来の日本にとっていつか貴重な財産になると信じています。

このような考えのもとに私たちは本プロジェクト「Sahre Architecture」を発足しました。

Today, Japan is rapidly losing the architectural masterpieces that were born in the mid-century. Buildings that were highly acclaimed overseas are being demolished for seismic reasons or due to obsolescence, and the trend toward the loss of Japan's great cultural assets is only increasing in speed.

In the midst of a nationwide trend of demolition of great architectural works, we believe that the only way to encourage Japanese people to reevaluate the value of their cultural assets and their diverse regional values and to become more active in the revitalization, preservation, and reuse of great buildings in the modern age is for architecture lovers to "make the preservation and utilization of architecture their own. The first step is for architecture enthusiasts to "make the preservation and utilization of architecture their own".

The design philosophy of the architects who created famous historic buildings and the wishes of the inhabitants of those buildings at the time of their construction will always have a fresh appeal, no matter how deteriorated and outdated the buildings may be. We believe that architecture nurtured by Japanese history and culture will one day become a valuable asset for the future of Japan.

With this in mind, we have launched this project, "Sahre Architecture.

本プロジェクトは、世界中のヴィンテージ家具、建築、デザインを愛好し、その魅力を発信し続けている「ATELIER GALLERY(ART MODERN JAPAN 株式会社)」と各建築の所有者が共同で運営しています。「泊まれる建築」「ギャラリースペースとして活用できる建築」など様々な建築をご紹介できるよう持続可能な事業展開を試みます。

各建築のラインナップは現在奈良県と熊本県など自然豊かな地域に位置しています。まだ小さなプロジェクトですが、今後は東孝光によるコーポラティブハウス作品のシェア会員プランなどの展開を含め、ラインナップを増やしていく試みも予定しています。楽しみながら、身近なものとして建築保全の世界に触れて頂き、建築好きや旅好きの輪が広がっていくことを願っています。

This project is jointly operated by the owners of each building and "ATELIER GALLERY (ART MODERN JAPAN Co., Ltd.)," a company that loves vintage furniture, architecture, and design from around the world and continues to promote its appeal.

We will try to develop a sustainable business to introduce various types of architecture, such as "architecture that can be used for overnight stays" and "architecture that can be used as event space.

Each architectural lineup is currently located in areas rich in nature such as Nara and Gunma prefectures. Although still a small project, we plan to attempt to increase the lineup in the future, including the development of shared membership plans for cooperative house works by Takamitsu Azuma.

We hope that this project will bring people into contact with the world of architectural preservation in a fun and familiar way, and expand the circle of architecture lovers and travelers.