An ‘undesign’ approach maximizes the function of this Schemata-designed co-working space
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Tenneijimachi, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima 965-0805, Japan
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1,093 sq-m
Embracing a less-is-more design approach, the Schemata Architects-designed Human Hub Tenneiji Soko was named FRAME Awards' Co-working Sp
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