The building, constructed in the 1960s with a steel frame, served as an employee dormitory, workshop, warehouse, and office at the time. Newly installed eaves and lattice-like glass doors harmonize with the existing tiled walls. Inside the building, opening the three glass doors reveals a soaring atrium space that extends to the second floor, creating a sense of openness. Ascending the stairs past walls of marbled pink, one reaches a landing on the top floor, where distinctive circular doors allow for pleasant airflow and natural light. In spring, cherry blossoms can be admired from the studio windows.