Building: BOX-A QUARTER CIRCLE
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nishi-shinjuku, shinjuku-ku, tokyo
BOX-A QUARTER CIRCLE is a distinctive residential building completed in 1976 in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, designed by the renowned architect Miyawaki Mayumi and his research laboratory. This experimental structure exemplifies 1970s Japanese residential architecture through its bold geometric form, featuring a striking quarter-circle design that challenges conventional housing concepts. The innovative composition creates dynamic spatial relationships while maximizing efficient use of the urban site. The building represents a significant moment in Japanese contemporary architecture when designers were actively exploring sculptural forms and unconventional living environments within the constraints of Tokyo's dense urban landscape.
BOX-A QUARTER CIRCLE is a distinctive residential building completed in 1976 in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, designed by the renowned architect Miyawaki Mayumi and his research laboratory. This experimental structure exemplifies 1970s Japanese residential architecture through its bold geometric form, feat
...BOX-A QUARTER CIRCLE is a distinctive residential building completed in 1976 in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, designed by the renowned architect Miyawaki Mayumi and his research laboratory. This experimental structure exemplifies 1970s Japanese residential architecture through its bold geometric form, featuring a striking quarter-circle design that challenges conventional housing concepts. The innovative composition creates dynamic spatial relationships while maximizing efficient use of the urban site. The building represents a significant moment in Japanese contemporary architecture when designers were actively exploring sculptural forms and unconventional living environments within the constraints of Tokyo's dense urban landscape.