Nakagin Capsule Tower Looks to be From the Future, But Probably Won’t Make it There [Architecture]
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The unique Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo is a futuristic-looking architectural marvel. But without local support for maintenance and preservation, it may not survive long enough for the future to see it.
Nakagin was built in the Metabolist style of the 1970s by late Japanese architect Kurokawa Kisho.
Nakagin was built in the 