Building: RIVER/FILTER
川 FILTER PROJECT：国立国会図書館関西館建築設計競技佳作入選案 1996 長岡文化創造フォーラム設計競技次点入選案 1996 石の博物館(ストーンプラザ) 1998 北上運河資料館 1998
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aza takiyama, oaza tatsuzaki, tamagawa-mura, fukushima
Completed in 1996, this commercial and industrial facility in Fukushima Prefecture represents an exploration of contemporary design principles by renowned architect Kuma Kengo. The project demonstrates the architect's evolving design philosophy during a pivotal period marked by notable competition entries including the National Diet Library Kansai Branch and the Nagaoka Cultural Creation Forum. Designed as a versatile space accommodating commercial, workshop, and storage functions, the building exemplifies Kuma's characteristic approach to integrating architecture with its surrounding environment. This work reflects the architect's growing international recognition and sets the foundation for his later acclaimed projects including the Stone Museum and Kitakami Canal Archives.
Completed in 1996, this commercial and industrial facility in Fukushima Prefecture represents an exploration of contemporary design principles by renowned architect Kuma Kengo. The project demonstrates the architect's evolving design philosophy during a pivotal period marked by notable competition e
...Completed in 1996, this commercial and industrial facility in Fukushima Prefecture represents an exploration of contemporary design principles by renowned architect Kuma Kengo. The project demonstrates the architect's evolving design philosophy during a pivotal period marked by notable competition entries including the National Diet Library Kansai Branch and the Nagaoka Cultural Creation Forum. Designed as a versatile space accommodating commercial, workshop, and storage functions, the building exemplifies Kuma's characteristic approach to integrating architecture with its surrounding environment. This work reflects the architect's growing international recognition and sets the foundation for his later acclaimed projects including the Stone Museum and Kitakami Canal Archives.
