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voids and vertical space reinterpret traditional japanese machiya on a compact site in tokyo

September 4
voids and vertical space reinterpret traditional japanese machiya on a compact site in tokyo

the vertical residence responds to changing daylight, airflow, and seasonal conditions.

Japan-inspiredarchitecturereadersarchitecture in tokyoresidential architecture and interiors
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