Building: NIJOH MARUHACHI CEREMONY RESEARCH CENTER
二条丸ハセレモニー研究所
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3, sorakudai, kizu-cho, souraku-gun, kyoto, japan
The Nijou-Maru Hasé Ceremony Research Institute, completed in 1989 in Kizu Town, Soraku District, Kyoto Prefecture, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture. Designed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this research and testing facility represents a significant contribution to contemporary Japanese architectural practice. The building exemplifies careful integration of functional laboratory spaces with thoughtful design principles characteristic of the period. Its completion in the late 1980s marks an important moment in the development of specialized research facilities in the Kansai region, reflecting both technical advancement and architectural sophistication.
The Nijou-Maru Hasé Ceremony Research Institute, completed in 1989 in Kizu Town, Soraku District, Kyoto Prefecture, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture. Designed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this research and testing facility represents a significant
...The Nijou-Maru Hasé Ceremony Research Institute, completed in 1989 in Kizu Town, Soraku District, Kyoto Prefecture, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture. Designed by the renowned Takenaka Corporation, this research and testing facility represents a significant contribution to contemporary Japanese architectural practice. The building exemplifies careful integration of functional laboratory spaces with thoughtful design principles characteristic of the period. Its completion in the late 1980s marks an important moment in the development of specialized research facilities in the Kansai region, reflecting both technical advancement and architectural sophistication.
