Building: IIDA WOODWORK SYSTEM
飯田ウッドワークシステム 東京工場
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702-1 hinohara-mura, nishitama-gun, tokyo
The Iida Woodwork System Tokyo Factory, completed in 2011, stands as a remarkable example of contemporary industrial architecture nestled in Hinohara Village, western Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuyoshi Nagasaki of Atelier Haretoke, this facility harmoniously blends functional manufacturing spaces with thoughtful architectural design. The structure serves as a factory, workshop, and storage facility, showcasing how industrial buildings can integrate sensitively with their natural surroundings. The design demonstrates a commitment to creating workspaces that balance efficiency with aesthetic consideration, making it of particular interest to those studying modern Japanese industrial architecture and sustainable design practices.
The Iida Woodwork System Tokyo Factory, completed in 2011, stands as a remarkable example of contemporary industrial architecture nestled in Hinohara Village, western Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuyoshi Nagasaki of Atelier Haretoke, this facility harmoniously blends functional manufacturing spac
...The Iida Woodwork System Tokyo Factory, completed in 2011, stands as a remarkable example of contemporary industrial architecture nestled in Hinohara Village, western Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuyoshi Nagasaki of Atelier Haretoke, this facility harmoniously blends functional manufacturing spaces with thoughtful architectural design. The structure serves as a factory, workshop, and storage facility, showcasing how industrial buildings can integrate sensitively with their natural surroundings. The design demonstrates a commitment to creating workspaces that balance efficiency with aesthetic consideration, making it of particular interest to those studying modern Japanese industrial architecture and sustainable design practices.
