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Building: Houses in ajiro

網代の住宅

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The Ajiro Residence, completed in 1982 in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive example of residential architecture from Japan's post-modern era. Designed by the Watanabe Akira Design Office, this private dwelling showcases innovative spatial planning and material expression characteristic of early 1980s Japanese residential design. Located in the coastal Atami region, the house demonstrates thoughtful integration with its natural surroundings while maintaining strong architectural identity. The residence exemplifies the design philosophy of its era, balancing functional living spaces with aesthetic considerations that continue to interest architecture enthusiasts studying Japanese residential design of this period.

The Ajiro Residence, completed in 1982 in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive example of residential architecture from Japan's post-modern era. Designed by the Watanabe Akira Design Office, this private dwelling showcases innovative spatial planning and material expression character

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The Ajiro Residence, completed in 1982 in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, represents a distinctive example of residential architecture from Japan's post-modern era. Designed by the Watanabe Akira Design Office, this private dwelling showcases innovative spatial planning and material expression characteristic of early 1980s Japanese residential design. Located in the coastal Atami region, the house demonstrates thoughtful integration with its natural surroundings while maintaining strong architectural identity. The residence exemplifies the design philosophy of its era, balancing functional living spaces with aesthetic considerations that continue to interest architecture enthusiasts studying Japanese residential design of this period.