Building: Gotemba management training institute, dendenko corporation
電々公社 御殿場経営研修所
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nonaka, oaza shibafuda, gotemba city, shizuoka prefecture
The Dendenkosha Gotemba Management Training Institute, completed in 1979, represents a significant example of corporate architecture from Japan's high-growth era. Designed by the architectural division of the Dendenkosha telecommunications company, this social education facility showcases the modernist principles that characterized institutional buildings of its period. Located in Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture, the facility exemplifies the company's commitment to employee development through thoughtfully designed training spaces. The building's architectural approach reflects the functional aesthetics and efficient spatial planning typical of late 1970s Japanese corporate architecture, making it a notable example of how telecommunications companies invested in infrastructure beyond their primary business operations.
The Dendenkosha Gotemba Management Training Institute, completed in 1979, represents a significant example of corporate architecture from Japan's high-growth era. Designed by the architectural division of the Dendenkosha telecommunications company, this social education facility showcases the modern
...The Dendenkosha Gotemba Management Training Institute, completed in 1979, represents a significant example of corporate architecture from Japan's high-growth era. Designed by the architectural division of the Dendenkosha telecommunications company, this social education facility showcases the modernist principles that characterized institutional buildings of its period. Located in Gotemba, Shizuoka Prefecture, the facility exemplifies the company's commitment to employee development through thoughtfully designed training spaces. The building's architectural approach reflects the functional aesthetics and efficient spatial planning typical of late 1970s Japanese corporate architecture, making it a notable example of how telecommunications companies invested in infrastructure beyond their primary business operations.