Building: KAMIFUJIMAE POLICE BOX
上富士前派出所1987
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5-3-4, honkomagome, bunkyo-ku, tokyo
Kamitojisemae Police Box 1987 stands as a striking example of contemporary Japanese architecture completed in 1988. Located in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, this compact security facility was designed by Tomeaki Tominaga and Form System Laboratory. Despite its utilitarian purpose, the structure demonstrates innovative design principles that challenge conventional approaches to civic architecture. The building's thoughtful spatial organization and material expression reflect the architects' commitment to creating functional yet aesthetically refined public infrastructure. This work represents an important moment in 1980s Japanese architectural practice, where even modest police boxes received serious architectural consideration and creative design solutions.
Kamitojisemae Police Box 1987 stands as a striking example of contemporary Japanese architecture completed in 1988. Located in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, this compact security facility was designed by Tomeaki Tominaga and Form System Laboratory. Despite its utilitarian purpose, the structure demonstrates i
...Kamitojisemae Police Box 1987 stands as a striking example of contemporary Japanese architecture completed in 1988. Located in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, this compact security facility was designed by Tomeaki Tominaga and Form System Laboratory. Despite its utilitarian purpose, the structure demonstrates innovative design principles that challenge conventional approaches to civic architecture. The building's thoughtful spatial organization and material expression reflect the architects' commitment to creating functional yet aesthetically refined public infrastructure. This work represents an important moment in 1980s Japanese architectural practice, where even modest police boxes received serious architectural consideration and creative design solutions.
