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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. KBJ share space in Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan by I.R.A./International Royal ArchitectureJune 14th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: I.R.A./International Royal Architecture We report that our new project “KBJ” has completed. We renovated a fourth floor of the building near Kokubunji station as a share space. Because of the good equipment, rather than building everything from nothing, our challenge was to produce diversity of rooms with less operations.  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa
 Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa Our plan was to divide and unite the space by inserting the same size wooden board on the basis of the columns and beams, the most primitive object of the architecture. We expect that the idea of polygon shape rooms, with variety of activities on them, will make the space really vital.  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa  Image Courtesy © Nobuaki Nakagawa
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