Building: INFORMATION CENTER OF WOOD
木の情報館
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2-8-16 shiomi, koto-ku, tokyo
The Moku no Joho-kan, completed in 1989, stands as a notable exhibition and educational facility in Tokyo's Koto Ward. Designed by I.C.D. Architects, this timber information center exemplifies thoughtful design principles suited to its purpose of promoting wood culture and construction techniques. Located in the Ushio district, the building serves as both a practical showcase and educational space for visitors interested in wood-related architecture and craftsmanship. Its completion during the late 1980s reflects Japan's growing emphasis on sustainable building materials and public education about timber applications in modern architecture. The facility remains an important resource for architecture professionals and enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of wood construction methodologies.
The Moku no Joho-kan, completed in 1989, stands as a notable exhibition and educational facility in Tokyo's Koto Ward. Designed by I.C.D. Architects, this timber information center exemplifies thoughtful design principles suited to its purpose of promoting wood culture and construction techniques. L
...The Moku no Joho-kan, completed in 1989, stands as a notable exhibition and educational facility in Tokyo's Koto Ward. Designed by I.C.D. Architects, this timber information center exemplifies thoughtful design principles suited to its purpose of promoting wood culture and construction techniques. Located in the Ushio district, the building serves as both a practical showcase and educational space for visitors interested in wood-related architecture and craftsmanship. Its completion during the late 1980s reflects Japan's growing emphasis on sustainable building materials and public education about timber applications in modern architecture. The facility remains an important resource for architecture professionals and enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of wood construction methodologies.