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Published in Japan Diaries. Architecture and more.
Dotonbori Canal, at Ebisu Bridge, Osaka.
Photo: ADH, Workstation
Nosigner is a group of designers who aim for social innovation through their creations. Using readily-available standard elements, they make surfaces, partitions and furniture which adapt to both offices and other environments. In this project for the Tokyo offices of the Mozilla browser they designed raised flooring made from plastic pallets and pine floorboards as well as a system of tables and polycarbonate sheet dividers. Each of these items is scaled in detail so that free downloads of t.
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Photo: Tomio Ohashi, Mikel Sanz
This apartment block, built in the period of post-war economic growth, was designed according to the nLDK system, launched by the public body the Japan Housing Corporation in 1955 as a solution to the housing shortage of the time...
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Page from the book 10 Stories of Collective Housing
"This diagram, which appears in later versions of the Maki text, Collective Form, Three Paradigms, is a schematic representation of three ways of classifying the Collective Form..."
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