Building: GRASSLAND STOCKBREEDING RESEARCH INSTITUTE
熊本県草地畜産研究所
View in Image Search:
oaza nishiyu, aso-machi, aso-gun, kumamoto
The Kumamoto Prefecture Grassland Livestock Research Institute, completed in 1992, stands as a notable example of collaborative international architecture. Located in Aso, Kumamoto, this research facility was designed by a distinguished team including Icelandic architect Inga Dagfinsdóttir and Tom Heneghan, working alongside Japanese firms Kyodotai and Sakuraki-kai with Furukawa Architects. The building exemplifies thoughtful integration of function and form, creating an environment conducive to agricultural research while responding sensitively to its rural setting in the scenic Aso region. Its design reflects the early 1990s approach to institutional architecture in Japan.
The Kumamoto Prefecture Grassland Livestock Research Institute, completed in 1992, stands as a notable example of collaborative international architecture. Located in Aso, Kumamoto, this research facility was designed by a distinguished team including Icelandic architect Inga Dagfinsdóttir and Tom H
...The Kumamoto Prefecture Grassland Livestock Research Institute, completed in 1992, stands as a notable example of collaborative international architecture. Located in Aso, Kumamoto, this research facility was designed by a distinguished team including Icelandic architect Inga Dagfinsdóttir and Tom Heneghan, working alongside Japanese firms Kyodotai and Sakuraki-kai with Furukawa Architects. The building exemplifies thoughtful integration of function and form, creating an environment conducive to agricultural research while responding sensitively to its rural setting in the scenic Aso region. Its design reflects the early 1990s approach to institutional architecture in Japan.