Building: Kaixiaokan shinwa bank head office 3rd extension and renovation computer building
懐霄館 親和銀行本店第3次増改築コンピュータ棟
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10-12 shimanose-cho, sasebo, nagasaki
The Kaishokan Computer Building, completed in 1975, stands as a significant example of modern Japanese architecture designed by the Shirai Seiji Laboratory. Located in Sasebo, Nagasaki, this office structure served as the third expansion and renovation phase of the Shinwa Bank headquarters. The building represents the architectural innovations of the 1970s, incorporating contemporary design principles suited for computer operations during Japan's rapid economic growth period. Its design reflects the era's approach to functional modernism while maintaining spatial efficiency necessary for banking and administrative purposes.
The Kaishokan Computer Building, completed in 1975, stands as a significant example of modern Japanese architecture designed by the Shirai Seiji Laboratory. Located in Sasebo, Nagasaki, this office structure served as the third expansion and renovation phase of the Shinwa Bank headquarters. The buil
...The Kaishokan Computer Building, completed in 1975, stands as a significant example of modern Japanese architecture designed by the Shirai Seiji Laboratory. Located in Sasebo, Nagasaki, this office structure served as the third expansion and renovation phase of the Shinwa Bank headquarters. The building represents the architectural innovations of the 1970s, incorporating contemporary design principles suited for computer operations during Japan's rapid economic growth period. Its design reflects the era's approach to functional modernism while maintaining spatial efficiency necessary for banking and administrative purposes.