CELLS is a residential complex completed in 2002 in Meguro Ward, Tokyo. Designed through a collaborative effort by Circus Architects, Koichi Sone and Environmental Design Laboratory, Sai Design Office, and Urban Design Systems, this project represents an innovative approach to contemporary housing design. The building exemplifies the thoughtful integration of multiple design perspectives, showcasing how diverse architectural practices can work together to create a sophisticated residential environment. CELLS stands as a notable example of early 2000s Japanese residential architecture, offering architecture enthusiasts insight into the collaborative design methodologies and spatial solutions of that era.