3×3 CUBE・椎名町 is a residential complex completed in 2014 in Toshima Ward, Tokyo, designed by Takeshi Yokogawa and Tatsuya Nagao of Yokogawa Design Studio. This innovative building exemplifies contemporary Japanese residential architecture through its distinctive cubic form and modular design approach. The structure demonstrates a thoughtful response to urban constraints while maximizing livable space through efficient planning. The project reflects the architects' philosophy of creating adaptable residential environments that balance aesthetic consideration with practical functionality, making it a noteworthy example of early 2010s Japanese residential design for architecture enthusiasts.