Building: RIVER 9
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RIVER 9
5-19 misaki-cho, hachioji-shi, tokyo
RIVER 9 stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese architecture, completed in 1978 in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by Morio Yoshisumi Architects (C.U.A.), this mixed-use building seamlessly combines office and commercial spaces. Located at 5-19 Misaki-cho, RIVER 9 reflects the architectural principles of its era while serving as a functional urban landmark. The building demonstrates the design philosophy characteristic of Yoshisumi's practice, balancing practical commercial requirements with thoughtful spatial composition. Its enduring presence in the Hachioji skyline makes it a significant structure for those studying post-war Japanese architecture and urban development.
RIVER 9 stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese architecture, completed in 1978 in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by Morio Yoshisumi Architects (C.U.A.), this mixed-use building seamlessly combines office and commercial spaces. Located at 5-19 Misaki-cho, RIVER 9 reflects the architectural pri
...RIVER 9 stands as a notable example of late 1970s Japanese architecture, completed in 1978 in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by Morio Yoshisumi Architects (C.U.A.), this mixed-use building seamlessly combines office and commercial spaces. Located at 5-19 Misaki-cho, RIVER 9 reflects the architectural principles of its era while serving as a functional urban landmark. The building demonstrates the design philosophy characteristic of Yoshisumi's practice, balancing practical commercial requirements with thoughtful spatial composition. Its enduring presence in the Hachioji skyline makes it a significant structure for those studying post-war Japanese architecture and urban development.