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    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan
    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan, TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan

    KITO Yamanashi Head Office / Japan

    TAKENAKA CORPORATION / Japan

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    DFA Design for Asia Awards 2024 l Silver Award l Spatial Design l Workspaces
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    Solar Vine
    Inspired by the ancient grapevine trellis cultivation method common in Yamanashi, the design of this new company building incorporates a large permeable roof that mimics the structure of a trellis. The roof filters harsh sunlight into soft, natural light while promoting ventilation. This connection to the trellis not only reflects the local agricultural heritage but also enhances the building's sustainability. Groundwater from the surrounding mountains is utilised for cooling, and solar energy powers the zero-energy design, making the architecture an integration of tradition, environment, and modern sustainability practices.

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