Building: AKASAKA RESIDENTAL OFFICE(INFINI)
赤坂レジデンシャルオフィス（アンフィニ）
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8-7-15 akasaka, minato-ku, tokyo
Completed in 1990, Akasaka Residential Office (Anfini) stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century mixed-use architecture in Tokyo's prestigious Minato Ward. Designed by the renowned firm Kikusutake Kiyonori Architects, this building seamlessly integrates residential, office, and transportation functions within a single structure. The project demonstrates sophisticated urban planning principles that address Tokyo's complex spatial demands. Located in the upscale Akasaka district, the building reflects the architect's thoughtful approach to combining multiple programs while maintaining architectural coherence. Its design represents an important contribution to Japan's commercial architecture during the bubble economy era.
Completed in 1990, Akasaka Residential Office (Anfini) stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century mixed-use architecture in Tokyo's prestigious Minato Ward. Designed by the renowned firm Kikusutake Kiyonori Architects, this building seamlessly integrates residential, office, and transport
...Completed in 1990, Akasaka Residential Office (Anfini) stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century mixed-use architecture in Tokyo's prestigious Minato Ward. Designed by the renowned firm Kikusutake Kiyonori Architects, this building seamlessly integrates residential, office, and transportation functions within a single structure. The project demonstrates sophisticated urban planning principles that address Tokyo's complex spatial demands. Located in the upscale Akasaka district, the building reflects the architect's thoughtful approach to combining multiple programs while maintaining architectural coherence. Its design represents an important contribution to Japan's commercial architecture during the bubble economy era.