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Building: REMAINING A OLD GRANARY,MAKING A NEW ARCHITECTURE

古い蔵の構造体を残し新しい建築をつくる

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This residence in Shibuya Ward represents a thoughtful approach to architectural preservation and contemporary design. Completed in 2000 by Yoshioka Tokujin Design Office, the project skillfully integrates a historic warehouse structure with modern architectural elements. Rather than demolishing the existing building, the design strategically preserves the original framework while introducing new construction that complements and enhances the space. This mixed-use property combines residential and office functions, creating a dynamic environment that respects architectural heritage while meeting contemporary needs. The project exemplifies a sustainable design philosophy that honors the past while embracing present-day living standards and aesthetic sensibilities.

This residence in Shibuya Ward represents a thoughtful approach to architectural preservation and contemporary design. Completed in 2000 by Yoshioka Tokujin Design Office, the project skillfully integrates a historic warehouse structure with modern architectural elements. Rather than demolishing the

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This residence in Shibuya Ward represents a thoughtful approach to architectural preservation and contemporary design. Completed in 2000 by Yoshioka Tokujin Design Office, the project skillfully integrates a historic warehouse structure with modern architectural elements. Rather than demolishing the existing building, the design strategically preserves the original framework while introducing new construction that complements and enhances the space. This mixed-use property combines residential and office functions, creating a dynamic environment that respects architectural heritage while meeting contemporary needs. The project exemplifies a sustainable design philosophy that honors the past while embracing present-day living standards and aesthetic sensibilities.