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Building: MONTE ESTE

モンテ・エステ

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Monte Este is a residential and office building completed in 1997 in the Higashi-Nakano district of Tokyo. Designed by architect Masatada Oe and PLANTEC, this mixed-use structure exemplifies late 1990s Japanese architecture. The building serves as both dormitory housing and office space, reflecting the era's practical approach to urban density. Located at 5-8-11 Higashi-Nakano, Monte Este combines functional design with contemporary aesthetics, making it a notable example of Tokyo's evolving cityscape during the post-bubble economy period. The structure represents an important moment in Japanese commercial and residential architecture development.

Monte Este is a residential and office building completed in 1997 in the Higashi-Nakano district of Tokyo. Designed by architect Masatada Oe and PLANTEC, this mixed-use structure exemplifies late 1990s Japanese architecture. The building serves as both dormitory housing and office space, reflecting

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Monte Este is a residential and office building completed in 1997 in the Higashi-Nakano district of Tokyo. Designed by architect Masatada Oe and PLANTEC, this mixed-use structure exemplifies late 1990s Japanese architecture. The building serves as both dormitory housing and office space, reflecting the era's practical approach to urban density. Located at 5-8-11 Higashi-Nakano, Monte Este combines functional design with contemporary aesthetics, making it a notable example of Tokyo's evolving cityscape during the post-bubble economy period. The structure represents an important moment in Japanese commercial and residential architecture development.