Building: Plan h 1976 multi-complex leisure center on sloping site
H計画 1976 傾斜地に建つマルチ・コンプレックス・レジャー・センター
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H Project, designed by Kiyonori Kikutake's architectural office in 1976, represents a bold experiment in multi-complex leisure center design. This ambitious structure emerges from a sloped terrain, showcasing innovative spatial organization principles characteristic of Kikutake's metabolist approach. The building synthesizes multiple recreational functions within a cohesive architectural framework, demonstrating how contemporary design could integrate diverse activities while responding to challenging topography. Its design reflects the architect's commitment to creating dynamic, adaptable spaces that encourage human interaction and leisure experience during Japan's era of rapid urban expansion.
H Project, designed by Kiyonori Kikutake's architectural office in 1976, represents a bold experiment in multi-complex leisure center design. This ambitious structure emerges from a sloped terrain, showcasing innovative spatial organization principles characteristic of Kikutake's metabolist approach
...H Project, designed by Kiyonori Kikutake's architectural office in 1976, represents a bold experiment in multi-complex leisure center design. This ambitious structure emerges from a sloped terrain, showcasing innovative spatial organization principles characteristic of Kikutake's metabolist approach. The building synthesizes multiple recreational functions within a cohesive architectural framework, demonstrating how contemporary design could integrate diverse activities while responding to challenging topography. Its design reflects the architect's commitment to creating dynamic, adaptable spaces that encourage human interaction and leisure experience during Japan's era of rapid urban expansion.