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Building: CASTLEBAJAC SPORT

カステルバジャック・スポーツ

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1-11-1 motomachi, naka-ku, yokohama city, kanagawa prefecture

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The Castelbajac Sports building stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial architecture in Yokohama's vibrant Motomachi district. Completed in 1991, this retail facility was designed by Kazuyo Sejima, an architect renowned for her minimalist aesthetic and innovative spatial concepts. The building exemplifies the design philosophy of the early 1990s, combining functional commercial purposes with refined architectural expression. Sejima's signature approach to material and form creates an engaging streetscape that complements the area's historic character while introducing modern design sensibilities. The structure remains a significant landmark for architecture enthusiasts interested in Japanese commercial design from this era.

The Castelbajac Sports building stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial architecture in Yokohama's vibrant Motomachi district. Completed in 1991, this retail facility was designed by Kazuyo Sejima, an architect renowned for her minimalist aesthetic and innovative spatial concepts. The

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The Castelbajac Sports building stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial architecture in Yokohama's vibrant Motomachi district. Completed in 1991, this retail facility was designed by Kazuyo Sejima, an architect renowned for her minimalist aesthetic and innovative spatial concepts. The building exemplifies the design philosophy of the early 1990s, combining functional commercial purposes with refined architectural expression. Sejima's signature approach to material and form creates an engaging streetscape that complements the area's historic character while introducing modern design sensibilities. The structure remains a significant landmark for architecture enthusiasts interested in Japanese commercial design from this era.