Zoshigaya Collective Housing, designed by architect Junichi Mihei of A.L.X., was completed in 2006 in Toshima Ward, Tokyo. This residential complex exemplifies contemporary Japanese architecture through its thoughtful spatial planning and integration with the urban neighborhood. The project demonstrates a sophisticated approach to collective housing design, balancing individual dwelling units with shared community spaces. The building's composition reflects modern sensibilities while respecting the character of its historic Zoshigaya district. Notable for its refined material palette and careful attention to human scale, this project has become a significant reference point in early 21st-century Japanese residential architecture.