Building: GRAPHICA ANNEX
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6-11-6 nagayama, tama city, tokyo
GRAPHICA ANNEX stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architectural design. Completed in 1989 and located in Tama City, this structure was designed by the architectural firm Nishi Architects and ZENPLAN. Serving dual purposes as both a testing and research facility alongside administrative offices, the building reflects the functional aesthetic characteristic of its era. The design effectively balances practical spatial requirements with contemporary architectural sensibilities, making it a significant reference point for those studying late Showa period institutional architecture in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
GRAPHICA ANNEX stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architectural design. Completed in 1989 and located in Tama City, this structure was designed by the architectural firm Nishi Architects and ZENPLAN. Serving dual purposes as both a testing and research facility alongside administrati
...GRAPHICA ANNEX stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architectural design. Completed in 1989 and located in Tama City, this structure was designed by the architectural firm Nishi Architects and ZENPLAN. Serving dual purposes as both a testing and research facility alongside administrative offices, the building reflects the functional aesthetic characteristic of its era. The design effectively balances practical spatial requirements with contemporary architectural sensibilities, making it a significant reference point for those studying late Showa period institutional architecture in the Tokyo metropolitan area.