Building: Main Building, Private Study Hall
私学会館本館
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4-2-25 kudan-kita, chiyoda-ku, tokyo
The Shigazaikai Honkan, completed in 1985, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese architecture located in the Kudan area of Chiyoda, Tokyo. Designed by Keikaku Sekkei Kobo, this versatile building exemplifies the multifunctional approach characteristic of 1980s urban development. Serving simultaneously as a social education facility, accommodation space, commercial establishment, and office building, the structure reflects the practical design philosophy of its era. Its architectural significance lies in its ability to integrate diverse functions within a single coherent design, making it an important case study for architects interested in mixed-use urban architecture and Japanese design from this period.
The Shigazaikai Honkan, completed in 1985, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese architecture located in the Kudan area of Chiyoda, Tokyo. Designed by Keikaku Sekkei Kobo, this versatile building exemplifies the multifunctional approach characteristic of 1980s urban development.
...The Shigazaikai Honkan, completed in 1985, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese architecture located in the Kudan area of Chiyoda, Tokyo. Designed by Keikaku Sekkei Kobo, this versatile building exemplifies the multifunctional approach characteristic of 1980s urban development. Serving simultaneously as a social education facility, accommodation space, commercial establishment, and office building, the structure reflects the practical design philosophy of its era. Its architectural significance lies in its ability to integrate diverse functions within a single coherent design, making it an important case study for architects interested in mixed-use urban architecture and Japanese design from this period.