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Building: KIKKOSHIN

亀甲新

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Kikkoushin is a contemporary terrace house completed in 2013, located in Hanegi, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Toshiyoshi Azuma of Azuma Environment and Architecture Laboratory, this project exemplifies modern residential design principles applied to the traditional Japanese long-house typology. The structure demonstrates thoughtful integration of contemporary architectural practices with functional living spaces, creating a compelling example of how historical housing types can be reinterpreted for modern urban living. Kikkoushin represents an important contribution to contemporary Japanese residential architecture and urban planning discourse.

Kikkoushin is a contemporary terrace house completed in 2013, located in Hanegi, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Toshiyoshi Azuma of Azuma Environment and Architecture Laboratory, this project exemplifies modern residential design principles applied to the traditional Japanese long-house

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Kikkoushin is a contemporary terrace house completed in 2013, located in Hanegi, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Toshiyoshi Azuma of Azuma Environment and Architecture Laboratory, this project exemplifies modern residential design principles applied to the traditional Japanese long-house typology. The structure demonstrates thoughtful integration of contemporary architectural practices with functional living spaces, creating a compelling example of how historical housing types can be reinterpreted for modern urban living. Kikkoushin represents an important contribution to contemporary Japanese residential architecture and urban planning discourse.