Publisher/建築資料研究社

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This book is a photo collection featuring the "Dojunkai Apartments" that once existed in and around Tokyo. After the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, Dojunkai was formed as a foundation based on a reconstruction plan to build housing complexes that are resistant to earthquakes and fires. The current location of Omotesando Hills was once the site of Dojunkai's Aoyama Apartment, and part of it (on the Omotesando Station side) has been recreated by Tadao Ando as part of a commercial facility. Not only the tasteful exterior, but also the detailed interior design was carefully planned for the residents, making it Japan's first well-designed ``urban cultural housing complex.'' . This book is a collection of photographs of fragments of the architecture and interiors of not only Aoyama, but also Ueno, Otsuka, Minowa, Uguisudani, and Toranomon, and the photographs are of high quality. 2nd printing.