Completed in 1979, this residential and medical clinic building in Ikeda, Osaka represents a distinctive approach to contemporary Japanese architecture. Designed by the Osaka office of Sakakura Associates, the structure exemplifies the firm's innovative thinking regarding spatial composition and facade treatment. The building ingeniously integrates private living quarters with a functional medical practice, addressing the practical needs of its physician-resident owner. Its notable absence of a conventional front elevation challenges traditional architectural conventions, creating a unique spatial experience that prioritizes functionality and integrated design over aesthetic formality. This work demonstrates the sophisticated design philosophy prevalent in late 1970s Japanese residential architecture.