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Building: SLASH/KITASENZOKU

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Slash Kitasenzoku is a distinctive terrace house project completed in 2006 in Ota Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Satoshi Shinohara of Spatial Laboratory, this innovative residential structure redefines contemporary urban living through its thoughtful spatial organization. The building exemplifies modern Japanese architecture by seamlessly integrating private and communal spaces within a compact urban setting. Its design demonstrates how traditional long house typologies can be reimagined for contemporary lifestyles, offering residents flexible, efficiently-planned units while maintaining strong connections to the surrounding neighborhood. The project stands as a notable example of sensitive infill architecture that respects both individual dwelling needs and community character.

Slash Kitasenzoku is a distinctive terrace house project completed in 2006 in Ota Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Satoshi Shinohara of Spatial Laboratory, this innovative residential structure redefines contemporary urban living through its thoughtful spatial organization. The building exemplifie

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Slash Kitasenzoku is a distinctive terrace house project completed in 2006 in Ota Ward, Tokyo. Designed by architect Satoshi Shinohara of Spatial Laboratory, this innovative residential structure redefines contemporary urban living through its thoughtful spatial organization. The building exemplifies modern Japanese architecture by seamlessly integrating private and communal spaces within a compact urban setting. Its design demonstrates how traditional long house typologies can be reimagined for contemporary lifestyles, offering residents flexible, efficiently-planned units while maintaining strong connections to the surrounding neighborhood. The project stands as a notable example of sensitive infill architecture that respects both individual dwelling needs and community character.