Building: SAKURA CENTER#14
武蔵工業大学75周年記念事業 14号館再生プロジェクト SAKURA CENTER #14
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1-28-1 tamatsutsumi, setagaya-ku, tokyo
The SAKURA CENTER #14, completed in 2003, represents a significant renewal initiative for Tokyo Metropolitan University's 75th anniversary. Located in Setagaya Ward, this academic facility was designed by architect Kenichi Iwasaki in collaboration with his research laboratory at the institution. The project exemplifies contemporary university architecture in Japan, showcasing thoughtful integration of modern design principles with functional educational spaces. As a regeneration project, it demonstrates the architects' commitment to revitalizing campus infrastructure while maintaining institutional identity. The building serves as an important landmark within the university's architectural landscape, reflecting early 2000s design sensibilities and sustainable campus planning practices.
The SAKURA CENTER #14, completed in 2003, represents a significant renewal initiative for Tokyo Metropolitan University's 75th anniversary. Located in Setagaya Ward, this academic facility was designed by architect Kenichi Iwasaki in collaboration with his research laboratory at the institution. The
...The SAKURA CENTER #14, completed in 2003, represents a significant renewal initiative for Tokyo Metropolitan University's 75th anniversary. Located in Setagaya Ward, this academic facility was designed by architect Kenichi Iwasaki in collaboration with his research laboratory at the institution. The project exemplifies contemporary university architecture in Japan, showcasing thoughtful integration of modern design principles with functional educational spaces. As a regeneration project, it demonstrates the architects' commitment to revitalizing campus infrastructure while maintaining institutional identity. The building serves as an important landmark within the university's architectural landscape, reflecting early 2000s design sensibilities and sustainable campus planning practices.