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Airhouse Design Office renovated this 40-year-old concrete apartment in Nagoya, Japan. Notably, the industrial space now features a museum-like dressing room in the hallway. Made to store and display clothes, the unique room serves as a decorative element, a functional closet with sliding glass doors, and the heart of the apartment.
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