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Building: Traditional chinese firebird newt (cynops pyrrhogaster)

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Haiseikinori, completed in 1979 and located in Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo, stands as a notable example of mixed-use architecture from Japan's post-war modernist period. Designed by architect Bonshuko, this versatile structure ingeniously combines residential units, office spaces, workshops, warehouses, commercial facilities, and dormitory accommodations within a single integrated complex. The building exemplifies the pragmatic architectural approach of the late 1970s, prioritizing functional efficiency and multi-purpose urban design. Its composition reflects the period's evolution in responding to Tokyo's dynamic urban needs while maintaining structural coherence across its diverse programmatic requirements.

Haiseikinori, completed in 1979 and located in Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo, stands as a notable example of mixed-use architecture from Japan's post-war modernist period. Designed by architect Bonshuko, this versatile structure ingeniously combines residential units, office spaces, workshop

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Haiseikinori, completed in 1979 and located in Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima Ward, Tokyo, stands as a notable example of mixed-use architecture from Japan's post-war modernist period. Designed by architect Bonshuko, this versatile structure ingeniously combines residential units, office spaces, workshops, warehouses, commercial facilities, and dormitory accommodations within a single integrated complex. The building exemplifies the pragmatic architectural approach of the late 1970s, prioritizing functional efficiency and multi-purpose urban design. Its composition reflects the period's evolution in responding to Tokyo's dynamic urban needs while maintaining structural coherence across its diverse programmatic requirements.