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Description: A House — by architect Kenzo Tange. Modern movement house built in 1953 in Japan.
Title: Tange House
Credit: SHINKENTIKU Vol.30 JANUARY 1955(新建築 1955年1月号)
Author: Unknown
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License: Public domain
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