3-7-14 sakurazaka, chuo-ku, fukuoka city, fukuoka
The Taiseki no Ie Annex, completed in 1987, is a remarkable residential and office structure designed by architect Noriyuki Miura. Located in the Sakurazaka district of Fukuoka's Chuo Ward, this building exemplifies thoughtful architectural design that harmonizes living and working spaces. The structure showcases Miura's distinctive approach to residential architecture, integrating functional office areas with comfortable domestic quarters. Built during the height of Japan's bubble economy, the Taiseki no Ie Annex represents an important example of late 1980s Japanese residential design. The building's careful spatial organization and material selections reflect the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of Miura Kikushi Architectural Workshop's practice.
The Taiseki no Ie Annex, completed in 1987, is a remarkable residential and office structure designed by architect Noriyuki Miura. Located in the Sakurazaka district of Fukuoka's Chuo Ward, this building exemplifies thoughtful architectural design that harmonizes living and working spaces. The struc
...The Taiseki no Ie Annex, completed in 1987, is a remarkable residential and office structure designed by architect Noriyuki Miura. Located in the Sakurazaka district of Fukuoka's Chuo Ward, this building exemplifies thoughtful architectural design that harmonizes living and working spaces. The structure showcases Miura's distinctive approach to residential architecture, integrating functional office areas with comfortable domestic quarters. Built during the height of Japan's bubble economy, the Taiseki no Ie Annex represents an important example of late 1980s Japanese residential design. The building's careful spatial organization and material selections reflect the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of Miura Kikushi Architectural Workshop's practice.