The Maesawa Garden House, completed in 1982 in Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, stands as a notable example of residential architecture by the renowned Maki Comprehensive Planning Office. Originally designed to serve as dormitory and social education facilities, this structure reflects the architectural philosophy of its era. Located in the scenic Maesawa Valley, the building integrates thoughtfully with its natural surroundings while providing functional spaces for communal living and education. Its design demonstrates the sophisticated approach to institutional architecture that characterized the early 1980s, making it of particular interest to those studying Japanese modernist residential design and its relationship with landscape and community function.