Nishi-Shushino House, completed in 1976 in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture, represents a significant work by Space Design Associates (SDA). This residential project exemplifies the design philosophy of the mid-1970s Japanese architecture scene. The house demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning and innovative residential design principles characteristic of the era. As a residential commission, it showcases SDA's approach to creating functional and aesthetically considered living spaces. The building stands as an important example of postwar Japanese domestic architecture for those interested in residential design evolution and architectural practice during this transformative period in Japan's building culture.