Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Photo taken on July 6, 2021, shows a condominium unit developed by late architect Shusaku Arakawa and late poet Madeline Gins in 2005 in Mitaka, western Tokyo, now available for rent and drawing interest especially from people working remotely. Dedicated to the memory of American author and activist Helen Keller, the nine-unit complex dubbed "Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka" has now become a landmark in the Mitaka region, with its exterior and interior painted in 14 colors.

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Photo taken on July 6, 2021, shows a condominium unit developed by late architect Shusaku Arakawa and late poet Madeline Gins in 2005 in Mitaka, western Tokyo, now available for rent and drawing interest especially from people working remotely. Dedicated to the memory of American author and activist Helen Keller, the nine-unit complex dubbed "Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka" has now become a landmark in the Mitaka region, with its exterior and interior painted in 14 colors.

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Photo taken on July 6, 2021, shows a condominium unit developed by late architect Shusaku Arakawa and late poet Madeline Gins in 2005 in Mitaka, western Tokyo, now available for rent and drawing interest especially from people working remotely. Dedicated to the memory of American author and activist Helen Keller, the nine-unit complex dubbed "Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka" has now become a landmark in the Mitaka region, with its exterior and interior painted in 14 colors.

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Landmark apartment in western Tokyo available for rent

Photo taken on July 6, 2021, shows a condominium unit developed by late architect Shusaku Arakawa and late poet Madeline Gins in 2005 in Mitaka, western Tokyo, now available for rent and drawing interest especially from people working remotely. Dedicated to the memory of American author and activist Helen Keller, the nine-unit complex dubbed "Reversible Destiny Lofts Mitaka" has now become a landmark in the Mitaka region, with its exterior and interior painted in 14 colors.