Building: Misaki shoji head office bldg.
三崎商事本社ビル
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2-1-3, senba higashi, mino-shi, osaka, japan
The Misaki Shoji Headquarters Building, completed in 1978, stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese corporate architecture located in Minoh, Osaka. Designed by Kan Mimura in collaboration with Planning Research Institute DAN, this office building reflects the modernist design principles that dominated the era. The structure exemplifies the careful balance between functional workplace design and architectural expression characteristic of its period. Situated in the Funaba district, it represents an important contribution to the commercial architectural landscape of the Kansai region and offers valuable insights into how Japanese architects approached corporate building design during Japan's high-growth economic period.
The Misaki Shoji Headquarters Building, completed in 1978, stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese corporate architecture located in Minoh, Osaka. Designed by Kan Mimura in collaboration with Planning Research Institute DAN, this office building reflects the modernist design principles th
...The Misaki Shoji Headquarters Building, completed in 1978, stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese corporate architecture located in Minoh, Osaka. Designed by Kan Mimura in collaboration with Planning Research Institute DAN, this office building reflects the modernist design principles that dominated the era. The structure exemplifies the careful balance between functional workplace design and architectural expression characteristic of its period. Situated in the Funaba district, it represents an important contribution to the commercial architectural landscape of the Kansai region and offers valuable insights into how Japanese architects approached corporate building design during Japan's high-growth economic period.