Building: BLDG. NO. 1, THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, UNIV. OF TOKYO
東京大学工学部1号館
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7-3-1 hongo, bunkyo-ku, tokyo
The University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering Building No. 1, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary academic architecture. Designed by renowned architect Kotaro Koyama, this structure is located in the historic Hongo district of Bunkyo Ward. The building exemplifies modern design principles while harmonizing with the university's traditional campus environment. Its sophisticated spatial planning and material selection reflect Koyama's commitment to creating functional yet aesthetically refined spaces for academic pursuits. This facility serves as an important hub for engineering education and research at one of Japan's leading universities, contributing significantly to the campus's architectural character.
The University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering Building No. 1, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary academic architecture. Designed by renowned architect Kotaro Koyama, this structure is located in the historic Hongo district of Bunkyo Ward. The building exemplifies modern
...The University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering Building No. 1, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary academic architecture. Designed by renowned architect Kotaro Koyama, this structure is located in the historic Hongo district of Bunkyo Ward. The building exemplifies modern design principles while harmonizing with the university's traditional campus environment. Its sophisticated spatial planning and material selection reflect Koyama's commitment to creating functional yet aesthetically refined spaces for academic pursuits. This facility serves as an important hub for engineering education and research at one of Japan's leading universities, contributing significantly to the campus's architectural character.
