Building: Catholic Diocese of Osaka, House of Priests
カトリック大阪教区 司祭の家
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1-55 nishiyama-cho, koyoen, nishinomiya city, hyogo prefecture
The Catholic Osaka Diocese Priests' House, completed in 1985, stands as a notable residential facility designed by architect Isao Ishii and the Bi-Ken Design Office. Located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, this dormitory building exemplifies mid-1980s Japanese institutional architecture. The facility was purpose-built to accommodate Catholic clergy within the diocese, reflecting functional design principles appropriate for its residential use. The building represents an important example of religious institutional architecture from the Showa period, combining practical requirements with architectural considerations characteristic of its era and architect's design philosophy.
The Catholic Osaka Diocese Priests' House, completed in 1985, stands as a notable residential facility designed by architect Isao Ishii and the Bi-Ken Design Office. Located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, this dormitory building exemplifies mid-1980s Japanese institutional architecture. The facil
...The Catholic Osaka Diocese Priests' House, completed in 1985, stands as a notable residential facility designed by architect Isao Ishii and the Bi-Ken Design Office. Located in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, this dormitory building exemplifies mid-1980s Japanese institutional architecture. The facility was purpose-built to accommodate Catholic clergy within the diocese, reflecting functional design principles appropriate for its residential use. The building represents an important example of religious institutional architecture from the Showa period, combining practical requirements with architectural considerations characteristic of its era and architect's design philosophy.
