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Building: MAWHARI VENEER HOUSE

ミャンマー・マノヘリ村ベニヤハウス

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The Manoheri Village Veneer House in Pathein, Myanmar, completed in 2013, represents a remarkable collaboration between Kobayashi Maki Design Workshop and Keio University's SFC Kobayashi Hiroto Laboratory. This innovative structure exemplifies sustainable architecture through its thoughtful use of locally sourced veneer materials, demonstrating how contemporary design principles can be sensitively integrated with vernacular building traditions. The project showcases the architects' commitment to creating functional spaces that respond to the specific environmental and cultural context of rural Myanmar while employing modern construction techniques and design methodologies that prioritize local material resources and community engagement.

The Manoheri Village Veneer House in Pathein, Myanmar, completed in 2013, represents a remarkable collaboration between Kobayashi Maki Design Workshop and Keio University's SFC Kobayashi Hiroto Laboratory. This innovative structure exemplifies sustainable architecture through its thoughtful use of l

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The Manoheri Village Veneer House in Pathein, Myanmar, completed in 2013, represents a remarkable collaboration between Kobayashi Maki Design Workshop and Keio University's SFC Kobayashi Hiroto Laboratory. This innovative structure exemplifies sustainable architecture through its thoughtful use of locally sourced veneer materials, demonstrating how contemporary design principles can be sensitively integrated with vernacular building traditions. The project showcases the architects' commitment to creating functional spaces that respond to the specific environmental and cultural context of rural Myanmar while employing modern construction techniques and design methodologies that prioritize local material resources and community engagement.