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The Shinonome Apartment Building, located on reclaimed land near Tokyo Bay, represents a new concept in public housing in Japan. Combining dwellings, offices (SOHOs—Small Offices and Home Offices), as well as commercial and public facilities, the fifteen-story structure is part of a larger development in the area that aims at rebuilding the waterfront of Tokyo. The projects in this development are to provide new possibilities for up-to-date modes of urban living, with other units in the well-organized compound designed by Toyo Ito, Riken Yamamoto, and others.
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(2005). Shinonome Apartment Building. In: Kengo Kuma. Princeton Archit.Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-56898-642-4_26
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