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Building: Noah House Eikokuji

ノアハウス永国寺

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Noah House Eikokuji is a residential complex completed in 1986, located in Kochi Prefecture. Designed by Enoki Architects Office, this apartment building exemplifies the architectural approach of the mid-1980s residential design in Japan. Situated at 74-1 and 74-2 Eikokuji-cho in central Kochi, the structure represents a significant example of collective housing from this period. The building demonstrates the practical design considerations and spatial planning typical of residential architecture during the era of Japan's economic prosperity, offering insight into how architects addressed housing needs while maintaining functional and aesthetic standards for urban living environments.

Noah House Eikokuji is a residential complex completed in 1986, located in Kochi Prefecture. Designed by Enoki Architects Office, this apartment building exemplifies the architectural approach of the mid-1980s residential design in Japan. Situated at 74-1 and 74-2 Eikokuji-cho in central Kochi, the

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Noah House Eikokuji is a residential complex completed in 1986, located in Kochi Prefecture. Designed by Enoki Architects Office, this apartment building exemplifies the architectural approach of the mid-1980s residential design in Japan. Situated at 74-1 and 74-2 Eikokuji-cho in central Kochi, the structure represents a significant example of collective housing from this period. The building demonstrates the practical design considerations and spatial planning typical of residential architecture during the era of Japan's economic prosperity, offering insight into how architects addressed housing needs while maintaining functional and aesthetic standards for urban living environments.