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When the Ace Hotel Group was looking for a location for the brand\u2019s foray into Asia, the historic Japanese city of Kyoto was firmly on its radar. \u201cKyoto has been a muse for everyone from musician David Bowie to film director Akira Kurosawa, as well as an inspiration to Ace from our very beginnings,\u201d Brad Wilson, the international chainlet\u2019s president, notes. \u201cIts centuries of celebrated artists and artisans have had a major impact on the way we look at craft and functional design.\u201d<\/p>\n

Potential sites came and went, until a unique property with a rich backstory\u2014something of an Ace specialty\u2014became available. Known simply as Shinpukan, the handsome brick building was designed in 1926 by pioneering modernist architect Tetsuro Yoshida, who was strongly influenced by European and Scandinavian design. Formerly home to the Kyoto Central Telephone Company, the landmarked structure\u2014the first registered Cultural Property in the city\u2014was poised for redevelopment, awaiting occupants who would appreciate its rare East-meets-West aesthetic.<\/p>\n

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A copper-tube lighting system hangs above the hammered-copper reception desk, all custom, in the lobby. Photography by Yoshihiro Makino.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/figure>\n

\u201cWe were excited by its fascinating union of worlds and saw a unique opportunity to add a special layer to that cultural dialogue,\u201d Wilson says. The resulting 213-room hotel, set around a leafy courtyard, is a collaboration between Japanese architect and Interior Design<\/em> Hall of Fame member Kengo Kuma and longtime Ace partner Commune Design<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Kengo Kuma & Associates<\/a> principal, whose projects include the new National Stadium in Tokyo and the Portland Japanese Garden in Oregon, was tasked with overhauling the heritage three-story brick structure and adding a larger, seven-story-plus-basement annex to create a harmonious whole. \u201cThe old building is not only Yoshida\u2019s personal masterpiece but also a precious cultural asset,\u201d Kuma says. \u201cIt was absolutely necessary to preserve it.\u201d The 1926 building houses two floors of guest rooms above ground-floor retail. While more retail space occupies most of the addition\u2019s basement and street levels, the latter also accommodates the spacious hotel lobby, lounge, and coffee shop; along with guest rooms, the six floors above include a ballroom, conference spaces, bars, a gallery, and two restaurants (with a third to come).<\/p>\n

The new building\u2019s striking gridded facade\u2014a bold mix of Kyoto cedar columns and beams, precast panels of concrete mixed with iron oxide to make it inky black, and slatted aluminum awnings with a rustlike finish\u2014references the city\u2019s famous machiya<\/em> town houses with their wooden lattices, folding shutters, and tile roofs. Cedar appears inside, too, where such elements as the lobby\u2019s interlocked kigumi<\/em> ceiling are a testament to Japanese joinery skills.<\/p>\n

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Beyond the lobby lounge, where chairs by George Nakashima and Furniture Marolles\/Carneros Studios line custom communal tables, Samiro Yunoki\u2019s sign marks the entry to the Stumptown coffee shop. Photography by Yoshihiro Makino.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
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Commune was asked to create an interior that resonates with the location. \u201cIt was our job to tie the project together,\u201d says firm co-founder and principal Roman Alonso, who has been visiting Japan since the 1990s. \u201cIn terms of furnishings and finishes, we immediately thought to root it in arts and crafts\u2014and in the idea of the East and West meeting together through them.\u201d Alonso was guided by Shinichiro Nakahara of the Tokyo design firm Landscape Products, who introduced him to an impressive lineup of Japanese artists and craftspeople. The result is a textured interior, rich in detail throughout: There are large ceramic pots by fisherman-ceramicist Kazunori Hamana; earthy Shigaraki stoneware tiles lining walls; a lobby textile installation from Shobu Gakuen, an artist community in Kagoshima; and presiding magisterially over them all, works by the legendary mingei<\/em> folk-craft artist Samiro Yunoki, a master of katazome<\/em>, the stencil dyeing of paper and textiles. Yunoki, whom Alonso describes as \u201cthe godfather\u201d of the project, is still hard at work at age 99 and more in demand than ever. He created noren curtains for the lobby, artworks for each guest room, and even the hotel\u2019s logo and custom font.<\/p>\n

Kyoto makers are well represented, too: Traditional wire workshop Kanaami Tsuji made woven-copper light fixtures for the mezzanine bar, while 200-year-old lantern-maker Kobishiya Chube created four 8-foot-tall paper and bamboo lights for the voluminous\u2014and as yet unnamed\u2014main restaurant. Inspired by Kabuki theaters and Japanese tea houses, the dining room\u2019s wall covering comprises layers of handmade karakami<\/em> paper by the local atelier Kamisoe.<\/p>\n

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Along with artwork by Yunoki, the Tatami suite has a raised, tatami-covered dining platform. Photography by Yoshihiro Makino.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
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Commune also brought in American designers whose work adds to the rich tapestry. Los Angeles artist Kori Girard, grandson of Alexander Girard, created strikingly graphic penny-tile flooring and screen-printed canvas partitions for Mr. Maurice\u2019s Italian, the third-floor restaurant; Ido Yoshimoto, a California-based artist, used a chainsaw to carve a deco-inspired redwood bar front for Piopiko, the mezzanine lounge and taco eatery.<\/p>\n

Contemporary design is mixed with vintage, while Japanese works sit next to custom pieces from Scandinavia and the U.S.\u2014there are rugs by George Nakashima and echoes throughout of Frank Lloyd Wright and Antonin Raymond, both architects with strong connections to Japan. The exhilarating m\u00e9lange continues in the guest rooms, which have custom furniture influenced by Charlotte Perriand\u2019s 1940s sojourn in Japan. Upholstery fabrics by Tokyo fashion designer Akira Minagawa, Pendleton wool blankets, tatami-lined tables, and wood-paneled bathrooms all blend to create a comfortable ambience. Each room has a wooden bench at the entrance where shoes are removed, Japanese-style. Record turntables with a selection of vinyl albums add to the at-home vibe.<\/p>\n

Guests will love the central location, a short stroll from Nishiki Market and the Museum of Kyoto. The adjacent small streets house some classic Kyoto businesses such as Kamesuehiro, a 200-year-old confectionery shop, and Shoyeido, a 12th-generation family-run incense maker. There is even an art-house cinema in the basement, just the place to rediscover the incomparably beautiful movies of Kenji Mizoguchi, who as a young director worked in\u2014and was inspired by\u2014Kyoto.<\/p>\n

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A custom copper DJ station faces wood and rattan chairs by Michael Boyd and Isamu Kenmochi, respectively, in Piopiko, the mezzanine lounge and taco restaurant. Photography by Yoshihiro Makino.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
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Project Team:<\/strong>
\nYuki Ikeguchi; Kenji Miyahara; Hiroaki Akiyama, Takumi Nakahara; Ryuya Yamawaki; Yohei Mochizuki: Kengo Kuma & Associates. Danielle Gharst; Chau Truong; Roxanne Faustino; Ashley Takacs; Hisako Ichiki: Commune Design. Placemedia<\/a>: Landscaping Consultant. NTT Facilities<\/a>: Structural Engineer.<\/p>\n

Product Sources:<\/strong> Christopher Farr<\/a>: Custom Rug (Ballroom Sitting Area). David Gaynor Design<\/a>: Sofa. Phloem Studio<\/a>: Spindle Chair. Luteca<\/a>: Upholstered Chair (Ballroom Sitting Area), Club Chairs (Lobby), Barstools (Piopiko). Edward Fields<\/a>: Rugs (Lobby, Mez\u00adzanine). Plane Furniture Co.<\/a>: Coffee Table (Lobby), Wood Chairs (Mezzanine). Furniture Marolles<\/a>: Communal-Table Chairs (Lobby). New Light Pottery<\/a>: Ceiling Fixtures (Mr. Maurice\u2019s Italian), Light Totems (Piopiko). Qusamura<\/a>: Potted-Plant Installation (Piopiko). Throughout:<\/em> Mina Perhonen<\/a>: Upholstery Fabric.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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