Building: Hall of the nonconfigurative character
不二の一文字堂
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minamitsuru-gun, yamanashi-ken
Designed by Wakayama Shigeru and completed in 1979, the Fuji no Ichimonji-do stands as a distinctive residential work located in MinamiturugGun, Yamanashi Prefecture. This residence showcases the architect's thoughtful approach to domestic design during a period of significant evolution in Japanese residential architecture. The building's name reflects its conceptual design philosophy, while its construction represents the modernist principles that Wakayama brought to private home design. The residence demonstrates careful consideration of its natural surroundings and site-specific characteristics, making it a notable example of late twentieth-century Japanese residential architecture worth studying for its innovative spatial and material solutions.
Designed by Wakayama Shigeru and completed in 1979, the Fuji no Ichimonji-do stands as a distinctive residential work located in MinamiturugGun, Yamanashi Prefecture. This residence showcases the architect's thoughtful approach to domestic design during a period of significant evolution in Japanese
...Designed by Wakayama Shigeru and completed in 1979, the Fuji no Ichimonji-do stands as a distinctive residential work located in MinamiturugGun, Yamanashi Prefecture. This residence showcases the architect's thoughtful approach to domestic design during a period of significant evolution in Japanese residential architecture. The building's name reflects its conceptual design philosophy, while its construction represents the modernist principles that Wakayama brought to private home design. The residence demonstrates careful consideration of its natural surroundings and site-specific characteristics, making it a notable example of late twentieth-century Japanese residential architecture worth studying for its innovative spatial and material solutions.