Building: NEW FUKIAGE RESIDENSE
吹上新御所（仮称）
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1-1 chiyoda, chiyoda-ku, tokyo (in the imperial palace)
The Fukiage Shin-Gosho, completed in 1993, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century Japanese administrative architecture. Designed by the renowned architect Akizo Uchii and his architectural firm, this building serves as an important government facility located in the heart of Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward. The structure reflects Uchii's distinctive design philosophy, which seamlessly blends contemporary architectural principles with functional requirements for public administration. Its completion in the early 1990s marked a notable contribution to Tokyo's architectural landscape during a period of significant urban development and modernization.
The Fukiage Shin-Gosho, completed in 1993, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century Japanese administrative architecture. Designed by the renowned architect Akizo Uchii and his architectural firm, this building serves as an important government facility located in the heart of Tokyo
...The Fukiage Shin-Gosho, completed in 1993, stands as a significant example of late twentieth-century Japanese administrative architecture. Designed by the renowned architect Akizo Uchii and his architectural firm, this building serves as an important government facility located in the heart of Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward. The structure reflects Uchii's distinctive design philosophy, which seamlessly blends contemporary architectural principles with functional requirements for public administration. Its completion in the early 1990s marked a notable contribution to Tokyo's architectural landscape during a period of significant urban development and modernization.