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Kasahokaze-an, completed in 1983 in Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive residential work by architect Fumitaka Hashimoto of YAS Urban Research Institute. This private residence exemplifies the experimental design philosophy of the early 1980s, blending innovative spatial concepts with thoughtful integration into its natural surroundings. The building's name suggests an aesthetic sensitivity to environmental elements, reflecting the architect's commitment to creating harmonious living spaces. Kasahokaze-an stands as a notable example of residential architecture from this era, showcasing Hashimoto's approach to contemporary domestic design and spatial organization within the Izu Peninsula context.

Kasahokaze-an, completed in 1983 in Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive residential work by architect Fumitaka Hashimoto of YAS Urban Research Institute. This private residence exemplifies the experimental design philosophy of the early 1980s, blending innovative spatial concepts with

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Kasahokaze-an, completed in 1983 in Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive residential work by architect Fumitaka Hashimoto of YAS Urban Research Institute. This private residence exemplifies the experimental design philosophy of the early 1980s, blending innovative spatial concepts with thoughtful integration into its natural surroundings. The building's name suggests an aesthetic sensitivity to environmental elements, reflecting the architect's commitment to creating harmonious living spaces. Kasahokaze-an stands as a notable example of residential architecture from this era, showcasing Hashimoto's approach to contemporary domestic design and spatial organization within the Izu Peninsula context.