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Building: KAP

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KAP is a contemporary rowhouse project completed in 2011 in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architects Tsuyoshi Komada and Yuka Komada of Komada Architectural Design Office, this terrace house exemplifies modern residential design principles. The project skillfully balances individual dwelling spaces with the communal character typical of traditional Japanese rowhouse typologies. Through thoughtful spatial planning and material selection, KAP creates an intimate living environment while maintaining visual and spatial connections within the development. The design demonstrates how contemporary architecture can reinterpret and revitalize the classic Japanese rowhouse format for modern urban living.

KAP is a contemporary rowhouse project completed in 2011 in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architects Tsuyoshi Komada and Yuka Komada of Komada Architectural Design Office, this terrace house exemplifies modern residential design principles. The project skillfully balances individual dwelling spac

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KAP is a contemporary rowhouse project completed in 2011 in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architects Tsuyoshi Komada and Yuka Komada of Komada Architectural Design Office, this terrace house exemplifies modern residential design principles. The project skillfully balances individual dwelling spaces with the communal character typical of traditional Japanese rowhouse typologies. Through thoughtful spatial planning and material selection, KAP creates an intimate living environment while maintaining visual and spatial connections within the development. The design demonstrates how contemporary architecture can reinterpret and revitalize the classic Japanese rowhouse format for modern urban living.