The Capitol Tower Tokyu
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A sense of unity with the land and interaction with the environment—qualities once inherent to wooden architecture—was sought for restoration within high-rise buildings in the urban core.More specifically, the exterior was conceived to be perceived not as a “stone wall,” but as a “lattice of stone.” In order to achieve a delicate façade that is neither a solid mass of stone nor a glass skin, the limitations of conventional precast concrete curtain walls with embedded stone—where securing a m
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