Building: BUS TERMINAL
大野町のバスターミナル
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81, oaza tanaka, ono-cho, ono-gun, oita
The Ōno Town Bus Terminal, completed in 2002, represents a thoughtful integration of transportation infrastructure and public amenity design. Located in Ōita Prefecture, this facility was conceived by architect Takao Shiozuka, whose atelier is known for creating functional spaces that harmonize with their surroundings. As both a transit hub and park-affiliated facility, the terminal demonstrates careful consideration of how utilitarian structures can serve dual purposes within community spaces. Its design reflects early 2000s Japanese architectural sensibilities, balancing practical requirements with aesthetic considerations to create an inviting gateway for visitors to Ōno Town.
The Ōno Town Bus Terminal, completed in 2002, represents a thoughtful integration of transportation infrastructure and public amenity design. Located in Ōita Prefecture, this facility was conceived by architect Takao Shiozuka, whose atelier is known for creating functional spaces that harmonize with
...The Ōno Town Bus Terminal, completed in 2002, represents a thoughtful integration of transportation infrastructure and public amenity design. Located in Ōita Prefecture, this facility was conceived by architect Takao Shiozuka, whose atelier is known for creating functional spaces that harmonize with their surroundings. As both a transit hub and park-affiliated facility, the terminal demonstrates careful consideration of how utilitarian structures can serve dual purposes within community spaces. Its design reflects early 2000s Japanese architectural sensibilities, balancing practical requirements with aesthetic considerations to create an inviting gateway for visitors to Ōno Town.
