Two for one: connected Tokyo homes showcase the modern possibilities of multi-family living
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Location
Tokyo, Japan
Architect
Client
Hiroyuki Unemori
General Contractor
Sanryo
House A Floor Area
110 sq-m
House B Floor Area
122 sq-m
Hiroyuki Unemori of Unemori Architects designed two adjacent homes for him and his sister-in-law’s family, allowing interaction and individuality.
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