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        <![CDATA[House in Nakago / SNARK + Ouvi]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The project was to build a two-story timber house in <a href="/tag/shibukawa">Shibukawa</a> City, Gunma Prefecture JAPAN, for the next generation of owners next to the existing compound, which was also refurbished at the same time. The road on the southeast end of the site is a national highway with frequent traffic. By rotating the new house 45 degrees, we created a continuous line from the wall of the existing house. As a result, it formed two gardens where one is shared and connected to the existing building, and another privatized from the existing house.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p class="Default">A vertical void makes relationships - A wooden 2-story house for a family built in the downtown area of <a href="/tag/shibukawa">Shibukawa</a> City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan, which has also a hair salon that runs by the owner. Parking lots are set to the front road and the opposite side of the house is used as a private garden.<br> <!--[endif]--></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[Chiyodanomori Dental Clinic / Hironaka Ogawa]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is a dental clinic accompanied with a housing project. The conditions required were: to make the clinic and housing into one building, to create three individual treatment rooms and a couple of rooms that are able to alter into treatment rooms in the future for the clinic, and to provide the treatment area wide spread feelings while keeping its privacy.  For the housing section, the client wanted to have a pleasant view of the sky.  Other than these conditions, locating openings also needed particular attention in order to maintain enough natural lighting levels in the building; the site suffers from strong winter wind and is famous for the hottest temperature record in Japan during the summer. </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[Forest Chapel / Hironaka Ogawa & Associates]]>
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