Nihonbashi, Riverside House

Masaki Nishijima / Prime
Outline
The third and fourth floor is a single room space with a large atrium, and large pieces of furniture with lighting and air conditioning are used as partitions. the wall pillars on the first floor are in the shape of a well, allowing the view from the street to the river to pass through.
Location
  • Tokyo
Journal
Jutakutokushu June 2007 issue
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