Building: Kanazawa institute of technology bldg. 3 & 5
金沢工業大学 3号館・5号館
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7-1 ogigaoka, nonoichi-cho, minamikyoku, ishikawa, japan
Kanazawa Institute of Technology Buildings 3 and 5 represent a significant example of 1970s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1976 and designed by the Otani Laboratory, these structures exemplify the modernist principles that characterized university campus planning of that era. Located in Nonoichi, Ishikawa Prefecture, the buildings showcase the functional design approach favored for academic facilities during this period. Their architectural language reflects the pragmatic aesthetic and structural clarity typical of late twentieth-century institutional design, making them noteworthy examples within Japan's evolving higher education infrastructure.
Kanazawa Institute of Technology Buildings 3 and 5 represent a significant example of 1970s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1976 and designed by the Otani Laboratory, these structures exemplify the modernist principles that characterized university campus planning of that era. Locate
...Kanazawa Institute of Technology Buildings 3 and 5 represent a significant example of 1970s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1976 and designed by the Otani Laboratory, these structures exemplify the modernist principles that characterized university campus planning of that era. Located in Nonoichi, Ishikawa Prefecture, the buildings showcase the functional design approach favored for academic facilities during this period. Their architectural language reflects the pragmatic aesthetic and structural clarity typical of late twentieth-century institutional design, making them noteworthy examples within Japan's evolving higher education infrastructure.