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Building: House of piles of trees(iv)

積木の家(IV)

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Tsumiki no Ie (IV) is a residential masterpiece completed in 1982, located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. Designed by the Aida Takefumi Design Laboratory, this house exemplifies the architect's distinctive philosophy of stacking geometric forms. The building's name, meaning "House of Blocks," reflects its composition of interlocking cubic volumes arranged like children's building blocks. This innovative approach to residential design demonstrates how modular forms can create dynamic spatial experiences while maintaining functional living spaces. The house remains a significant example of 1980s Japanese residential architecture.

Tsumiki no Ie (IV) is a residential masterpiece completed in 1982, located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. Designed by the Aida Takefumi Design Laboratory, this house exemplifies the architect's distinctive philosophy of stacking geometric forms. The building's name, meaning "House of Blocks," reflects its

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Tsumiki no Ie (IV) is a residential masterpiece completed in 1982, located in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. Designed by the Aida Takefumi Design Laboratory, this house exemplifies the architect's distinctive philosophy of stacking geometric forms. The building's name, meaning "House of Blocks," reflects its composition of interlocking cubic volumes arranged like children's building blocks. This innovative approach to residential design demonstrates how modular forms can create dynamic spatial experiences while maintaining functional living spaces. The house remains a significant example of 1980s Japanese residential architecture.