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Building: GIFU PREFECTURAL LIBRARY

県民文化の森 岐阜県図書館

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Gifu Prefectural Library, formally known as Kenmin Bunka no Mori, stands as a significant cultural landmark in Gifu City. Completed in 1995, this library was designed through a collaborative effort between Sunny Sekkei and Okada Shinichi Architects. Located at Usa 4-1-1 in Gifu, the building exemplifies the architectural approaches of the 1990s, thoughtfully integrating functional library spaces with aesthetic design principles. The structure serves as more than a repository of knowledge, functioning as a cultural forest that enriches the prefectural community. Its architectural merit lies in balancing practical library requirements with contemporary design sensibilities, making it noteworthy for those studying late twentieth-century Japanese public architecture.

Gifu Prefectural Library, formally known as Kenmin Bunka no Mori, stands as a significant cultural landmark in Gifu City. Completed in 1995, this library was designed through a collaborative effort between Sunny Sekkei and Okada Shinichi Architects. Located at Usa 4-1-1 in Gifu, the building exempli

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Gifu Prefectural Library, formally known as Kenmin Bunka no Mori, stands as a significant cultural landmark in Gifu City. Completed in 1995, this library was designed through a collaborative effort between Sunny Sekkei and Okada Shinichi Architects. Located at Usa 4-1-1 in Gifu, the building exemplifies the architectural approaches of the 1990s, thoughtfully integrating functional library spaces with aesthetic design principles. The structure serves as more than a repository of knowledge, functioning as a cultural forest that enriches the prefectural community. Its architectural merit lies in balancing practical library requirements with contemporary design sensibilities, making it noteworthy for those studying late twentieth-century Japanese public architecture.