Oita Prefecture won Wada Corporation (Oita Prefecture) for 5.72 billion yen (tax excluded) for the "Prefectural Akeno Housing Reconstruction Project", which is a BT (build and transfer) PFI ) opened a general competitive bidding (WTO target). Beppu city, province) was selected as the group represented by the company.
Finished image of enterprise using excess land (from press release document)
Other members besides the group's representatives are Daiken Sekkei, Iida Architects, Shinsei Construction, Tone Construction and Betdai Kosan.
Business locations are 1, 2 Akenonishi, Oita City, etc. 565 prefectural housing units dilapidated and scattered across multiple areas will be consolidated and rebuilt into 300 units from 1DK to 3DK.
In the proposal, involving intensive reconstruction, Zone A has a total of 6 floors of 2,799 square meters (48 apartments) and a total of 3,260 square meters (56 apartments) of 7 floors, while Zone B has a structure 8 floors. 3,721 square meters (64 units) and a total of 9 floors of 5,728 units. Square meters (99 units) and 295 square meters of single-storey hall, Zone C has a three-story building with a total area of 1,831 square meters (33 units) and 124 square meters of one-story hall. In addition, zones B and C will have a playground for children, a parking lot that can accommodate 311 cars and 331 bicycles.
In the business of using excess land (area of 5414 square meters), the province will transfer the excess land for a fee and the group will build a two-story child support facility with a total area of 535 square meters. meters and a six-storey rental apartment building with a total area of 2624. A parking lot is planned.
The layout of the residential buildings is friendly and does not make existing residents feel heavy, and has been considered to actively reduce the environmental burden. The excess land use project also focuses on creating an environment that is easy to raise children, and needs assessment.
The design and construction period for the reconstructed housing estate is expected to end around September 2028 for section A, approximately March 2030 for section B, and approximately January 2030 for section B. C. The excess land use project aims to commence operations around April 2017.
