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Building: SHINTOROKU HOUSING COMPLEX

熊本県営新渡鹿団地

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Kumamoto Prefectural Shintoshika Danchi is a residential complex completed in 1993, designed by Akira Komiyama and Unite Design Planning. Located in the Toshika district of Kumamoto, this collective housing project represents an important example of 1990s Japanese residential architecture. The complex demonstrates thoughtful urban planning principles applied to prefectural housing development during this period. Its design reflects contemporary approaches to community-oriented living spaces and efficient use of land in Kumamoto's residential areas. This danchi remains a significant reference point for understanding residential architecture and urban housing solutions in modern Japan.

Kumamoto Prefectural Shintoshika Danchi is a residential complex completed in 1993, designed by Akira Komiyama and Unite Design Planning. Located in the Toshika district of Kumamoto, this collective housing project represents an important example of 1990s Japanese residential architecture. The compl

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Kumamoto Prefectural Shintoshika Danchi is a residential complex completed in 1993, designed by Akira Komiyama and Unite Design Planning. Located in the Toshika district of Kumamoto, this collective housing project represents an important example of 1990s Japanese residential architecture. The complex demonstrates thoughtful urban planning principles applied to prefectural housing development during this period. Its design reflects contemporary approaches to community-oriented living spaces and efficient use of land in Kumamoto's residential areas. This danchi remains a significant reference point for understanding residential architecture and urban housing solutions in modern Japan.