Masahiro Kinoshita, Daisuke Ishiguro (KINO architects)

In order to ensure the peaceful inheritance of a plot of land in Tokyo, four siblings built a five-unit row house. In order to ensure equality and independence, the siblings’ units were arranged in a strip shape running north to south, and the parents’ unit was placed in a separate building. The eaves that extend far to the north and south, connecting the five units, create a space under the eaves, encouraging residents to interact. The younger generation was able to obtain a high-quality living environment that inherited the memory of the land.