Building: EMBASSY OF SWEDEN
スウェーデン大使館
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1-10-3 roppongi, minato-ku, tokyo
The Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, completed in 1991, stands as a notable example of contemporary diplomatic architecture in the Roppongi district. Designed through a collaborative effort by architect Michael Granit alongside Japan's distinguished Irie Miyake Design Office and Mori Building Design Laboratory, the structure successfully merges Scandinavian design principles with Japanese architectural sensibilities. Located at Minato Ward, Roppongi 1-10-3, this government building reflects the cultural exchange between Sweden and Japan while maintaining functional efficiency befitting its ambassadorial purpose. The building's design showcases the sophisticated approach taken in creating modern institutional architecture within Tokyo's dynamic urban landscape.
The Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, completed in 1991, stands as a notable example of contemporary diplomatic architecture in the Roppongi district. Designed through a collaborative effort by architect Michael Granit alongside Japan's distinguished Irie Miyake Design Office and Mori Building Design Labora
...The Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, completed in 1991, stands as a notable example of contemporary diplomatic architecture in the Roppongi district. Designed through a collaborative effort by architect Michael Granit alongside Japan's distinguished Irie Miyake Design Office and Mori Building Design Laboratory, the structure successfully merges Scandinavian design principles with Japanese architectural sensibilities. Located at Minato Ward, Roppongi 1-10-3, this government building reflects the cultural exchange between Sweden and Japan while maintaining functional efficiency befitting its ambassadorial purpose. The building's design showcases the sophisticated approach taken in creating modern institutional architecture within Tokyo's dynamic urban landscape.
