Building: Canon Central R&D Labs.
キヤノン中央研究所
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5 wakamiya, morinosato-wakamiya, atsugi-shi, kanagawa, japan
The Canon Central Research Laboratory, completed in 1985 in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture. Designed by Toda Corporation's Architecture Design Division, this research and testing facility exemplifies the sophisticated approach to laboratory design during Japan's technology boom. Nestled in the Morinozato area, the building reflects the functional requirements of advanced research operations while showcasing the architectural principles of its era. The facility represents an important contribution to Japan's infrastructure supporting technological innovation and remains a notable work in the landscape of corporate research architecture.
The Canon Central Research Laboratory, completed in 1985 in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture. Designed by Toda Corporation's Architecture Design Division, this research and testing facility exemplifies the sophisticated ap
...The Canon Central Research Laboratory, completed in 1985 in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture. Designed by Toda Corporation's Architecture Design Division, this research and testing facility exemplifies the sophisticated approach to laboratory design during Japan's technology boom. Nestled in the Morinozato area, the building reflects the functional requirements of advanced research operations while showcasing the architectural principles of its era. The facility represents an important contribution to Japan's infrastructure supporting technological innovation and remains a notable work in the landscape of corporate research architecture.
