Completed in 2004, Barres is a residential complex located in Minato Ward, Tokyo, designed by architect Michitaro Kinoshita and Workshop. This project exemplifies contemporary Japanese residential architecture through its thoughtful spatial composition and integration with the urban environment. Situated in the affluent Shirokane Dai district, Barres demonstrates innovative approaches to collective housing design. The building showcases refined detailing and functional planning characteristic of early 2000s Japanese architecture, making it a notable example of modern residential design for architecture enthusiasts studying urban dwelling solutions in metropolitan Tokyo.