Building: OG GIKEN TOKYO BRANCH
オージー技研 東京支店
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5860-1, yaho, kunitachi-shi, tokyo
The OG Giken Tokyo Branch, completed in 2011 in Kunitachi, Tokyo, represents a contemporary approach to multi-functional industrial architecture. Designed collaboratively by Hiroshi Ohno of Ohno Japan and Takaharu and Yui Tsukada of Tsukada Architectural Research Laboratory, this facility seamlessly integrates factory, workshop, warehouse, and commercial office spaces. The building exemplifies modern Japanese design principles, balancing practical industrial requirements with refined aesthetic sensibilities. Its strategic composition demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning that serves diverse operational needs while maintaining architectural coherence and visual appeal within the urban landscape.
The OG Giken Tokyo Branch, completed in 2011 in Kunitachi, Tokyo, represents a contemporary approach to multi-functional industrial architecture. Designed collaboratively by Hiroshi Ohno of Ohno Japan and Takaharu and Yui Tsukada of Tsukada Architectural Research Laboratory, this facility seamlessly
...The OG Giken Tokyo Branch, completed in 2011 in Kunitachi, Tokyo, represents a contemporary approach to multi-functional industrial architecture. Designed collaboratively by Hiroshi Ohno of Ohno Japan and Takaharu and Yui Tsukada of Tsukada Architectural Research Laboratory, this facility seamlessly integrates factory, workshop, warehouse, and commercial office spaces. The building exemplifies modern Japanese design principles, balancing practical industrial requirements with refined aesthetic sensibilities. Its strategic composition demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning that serves diverse operational needs while maintaining architectural coherence and visual appeal within the urban landscape.
