![En yu-An / Fumihiko Sano Studio - Beam](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/538e/5285/c07a/805c/ea00/01bd/newsletter/PORTADA.jpg?1401836145)
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Architects: Fumihiko Sano Studio
- Area: 37 m²
- Year: 2012
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Photographs:Daisuke Shimokawa /Nacása&Partners Inc
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Construction: studio PHENOMENON, Fumihiko Sano
![En yu-An / Fumihiko Sano Studio - Beam](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/538e/515b/c07a/8056/9e00/01ea/newsletter/mwy_003.jpg?1401835849)
Text description provided by the architects. This is the salon and the showroom by Maruwakaya – the company which produces “monozukuri” (which means a craftsmanship or art of design and manufacturing) that links traditional crafts to Contemporary art.
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The counter made from Japanese cedar is employed as the center of the room; also, we designed the room by applying only the lintels, the sills, and the pillars.
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The heights of each lintel are properly changed, and the numbers of the pillars are limited. The arrangements of the lintels and the pillars are appropriately organized in the room.
![En yu-An / Fumihiko Sano Studio - Beam, Windows](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/538e/5149/c07a/805c/ea00/01ba/newsletter/mwy_004.jpg?1401835832)
These arrangements of the lintels and the pillars make visitors unconsciously sense the variation of the space.