2年前に相棒の佐々木達哉と2人で始めた小さな工務店、藤本工務店はの2018年は「出会い×飛躍」の一年でした!
- [横須賀古民家再生工事] 竣工
- 初めての自社設計・自社施工で造った[伝統構法で造る木組みの家] 竣工
- 葉山町 [伝統構法で造る木組みのガレージ]竣工
- 築100年 古民家カフェ [カフェテーロ・ハヤマ]竣工
- その他家具製作・カフェプロジェクト・水廻りリフォーム 竣工・森戸海岸海の家
2年前に相棒の佐々木達哉と2人で始めた小さな工務店、藤本工務店はの2018年は「出会い×飛躍」の一年でした!
It’s been two years since my mate Tatsuya Sasaki and I set up Fujimoto Traditional Carpentry.
For FTC, 2018 was a year of making new friends and taking bold leaps into the unknown. 2018 also saw FTC achieve many milestones with the completion of the following projects:
Construction projects aside, we were lucky enough to host interns from France and Germany and receive visits from Danish furniture makers and Australia’s number one Japanese tool supplier. We also had two very talented Australian carpenters come and work with us for a few weeks!
All of this was made possible by having Greg Simpson join the team as our international business development manager. With Greg on board we have been able to increase international understanding of the design philosophy of Japanese architecture and forge bonds with people from all over the world who share a common love for timber architecture.
It has been humbling for me to see how much Japanese woodworking resonates with people outside of Japan and I look forward to the ongoing sharing of skills and knowledge with fellow woodworkers, builders and architects throughout the world.
Finally I want say a big thank you to everyone who supported us this year. This includes not only our wonderful clients but also our families and friends, without whom none of our achievements would have been possible. I’d also like to say thank you to the clients how have seen fit to retain our services in the new year. Thanks to you it looks like FTC is guaranteed to keep going until at least 2020! On behalf the team at FTC I would like to wish you all a Happy New Year!
Hello everyone!
I hope you all have started the new year with good health. I am so happy and grateful that my blog was read by so many people from all over the world. I’ve had quite a few inquiries and questions from outside of Japan which can mean that my aim to spread the Japanese carpentry to the world has been realising little by little.
I’ll keep my best effort to write about the greatness of Japanese architecture and culture as well as to keep learning others.
Thank you very much!!!