Building: Shibuya metal industries tokyo branch
渋谷金属産業東京支店
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1,512-11 nishihara shinmachi, numata city, gunma prefecture
The Shibuya Metal Industry Tokyo Branch, completed in 1977, stands as a notable example of corporate modernist architecture from Japan's high-growth period. Designed by the Tokyo office of Sakakura Associates, this office building exemplifies the firm's characteristic approach to functional design and industrial aesthetics. Located in Numata, Gunma Prefecture, the structure reflects the architectural principles that defined corporate facilities during the 1970s, featuring clean lines and rational spatial organization typical of the era's design philosophy. The building represents an important documentation of mid-century Japanese corporate architecture and workplace design.
The Shibuya Metal Industry Tokyo Branch, completed in 1977, stands as a notable example of corporate modernist architecture from Japan's high-growth period. Designed by the Tokyo office of Sakakura Associates, this office building exemplifies the firm's characteristic approach to functional design a
...The Shibuya Metal Industry Tokyo Branch, completed in 1977, stands as a notable example of corporate modernist architecture from Japan's high-growth period. Designed by the Tokyo office of Sakakura Associates, this office building exemplifies the firm's characteristic approach to functional design and industrial aesthetics. Located in Numata, Gunma Prefecture, the structure reflects the architectural principles that defined corporate facilities during the 1970s, featuring clean lines and rational spatial organization typical of the era's design philosophy. The building represents an important documentation of mid-century Japanese corporate architecture and workplace design.
