Building: Kansai University General Library and Information Processing Center
関西大学総合図書館・情報処理センター
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3-10-11 senriyama-higashi, suita-shi, osaka
The Kansai University Comprehensive Library and Information Processing Center, completed in 1984, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century institutional architecture in Osaka. Designed by architect Azusa Kito of Kito Azusa Architects, this facility seamlessly integrates library services with advanced information processing technologies. Located in the Senriyama district of Suita, the building reflects the era's emphasis on combining traditional knowledge preservation with emerging digital infrastructure. The structure exemplifies functional modernist design principles while serving the dual purpose of supporting both academic research and technological innovation on the university campus.
The Kansai University Comprehensive Library and Information Processing Center, completed in 1984, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century institutional architecture in Osaka. Designed by architect Azusa Kito of Kito Azusa Architects, this facility seamlessly integrates library services
...The Kansai University Comprehensive Library and Information Processing Center, completed in 1984, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century institutional architecture in Osaka. Designed by architect Azusa Kito of Kito Azusa Architects, this facility seamlessly integrates library services with advanced information processing technologies. Located in the Senriyama district of Suita, the building reflects the era's emphasis on combining traditional knowledge preservation with emerging digital infrastructure. The structure exemplifies functional modernist design principles while serving the dual purpose of supporting both academic research and technological innovation on the university campus.