3-1 funaki-machi, ibaraki city, osaka, japan
Il Salone is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1995 in Ibaraki, Osaka. Designed by the collaborative architectural team of Rossi, Azimi, Horiguchi, and SDA, this building seamlessly integrates residential apartments with commercial facilities. The project exemplifies the thoughtful approach to urban design that characterized 1990s Japanese architecture, combining functional programming with aesthetic consideration. Its strategic location in the Funaki-cho district demonstrates how contemporary architects addressed the evolving needs of suburban communities. The building remains a notable example of postmodern residential and commercial architecture in the Kansai region.
Il Salone is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1995 in Ibaraki, Osaka. Designed by the collaborative architectural team of Rossi, Azimi, Horiguchi, and SDA, this building seamlessly integrates residential apartments with commercial facilities. The project exemplifies the thoughtful ap
...Il Salone is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1995 in Ibaraki, Osaka. Designed by the collaborative architectural team of Rossi, Azimi, Horiguchi, and SDA, this building seamlessly integrates residential apartments with commercial facilities. The project exemplifies the thoughtful approach to urban design that characterized 1990s Japanese architecture, combining functional programming with aesthetic consideration. Its strategic location in the Funaki-cho district demonstrates how contemporary architects addressed the evolving needs of suburban communities. The building remains a notable example of postmodern residential and commercial architecture in the Kansai region.