プロジェクト:GLASS BOX in DETROIT
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1-7-16 izumihoncho, komae city, tokyo
Project: Glass Box in Detroit is a residential complex completed in 1997, designed by architect Masashi Oe of PLANTEC. Located in Komae, Tokyo, this innovative apartment building demonstrates a contemporary approach to urban housing through its distinctive use of transparent materials and geometric forms. The design showcases how modernist principles can be applied to multi-unit residential architecture while maintaining visual lightness and connectivity with the surrounding environment. The building exemplifies late 1990s Japanese architectural experimentation with materiality and form, making it of particular interest to those studying residential design and contemporary Japanese architecture.
Project: Glass Box in Detroit is a residential complex completed in 1997, designed by architect Masashi Oe of PLANTEC. Located in Komae, Tokyo, this innovative apartment building demonstrates a contemporary approach to urban housing through its distinctive use of transparent materials and geometric
...Project: Glass Box in Detroit is a residential complex completed in 1997, designed by architect Masashi Oe of PLANTEC. Located in Komae, Tokyo, this innovative apartment building demonstrates a contemporary approach to urban housing through its distinctive use of transparent materials and geometric forms. The design showcases how modernist principles can be applied to multi-unit residential architecture while maintaining visual lightness and connectivity with the surrounding environment. The building exemplifies late 1990s Japanese architectural experimentation with materiality and form, making it of particular interest to those studying residential design and contemporary Japanese architecture.