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White U house

building, Tokyo, Japan
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    …notable early designs was the White U house (1976) in Tokyo. Intended as a place of solace and retreat for Ito’s recently widowed sister, the house—built in the shape of a U around a central courtyard—featured no outward-facing windows. A few small openings in the ceiling offered the only glimpses…

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    …notable early designs was the White U house (1976) in Tokyo. Intended as a place of solace and retreat for Ito’s recently widowed sister, the house—built in the shape of a U around a central courtyard—featured no outward-facing windows. A few small openings in the ceiling offered the only glimpses…

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