Building: Stanley Electrotechnical Laboratory Main Building
スタンレー電気技術研究所本棟
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1-3-1, egata-nishi, midori-ku, yokohama city, kanagawa
The Stanley Electric Technical Research Institute Main Building stands as a notable example of 1980s Japanese industrial architecture. Completed in 1985 and designed by Tsutomu Abe of Altech Architectural Laboratory, this research and testing facility in Yokohama represents a thoughtful approach to functional workplace design. Located in Eda Nishi, Midori Ward, the building exemplifies the modernist principles applied to technical research environments during Japan's period of economic expansion. Its architectural language reflects the era's emphasis on efficiency and clarity of purpose, making it a significant reference point for those studying late twentieth-century Japanese industrial design and the evolution of corporate research facilities.
The Stanley Electric Technical Research Institute Main Building stands as a notable example of 1980s Japanese industrial architecture. Completed in 1985 and designed by Tsutomu Abe of Altech Architectural Laboratory, this research and testing facility in Yokohama represents a thoughtful approach to
...The Stanley Electric Technical Research Institute Main Building stands as a notable example of 1980s Japanese industrial architecture. Completed in 1985 and designed by Tsutomu Abe of Altech Architectural Laboratory, this research and testing facility in Yokohama represents a thoughtful approach to functional workplace design. Located in Eda Nishi, Midori Ward, the building exemplifies the modernist principles applied to technical research environments during Japan's period of economic expansion. Its architectural language reflects the era's emphasis on efficiency and clarity of purpose, making it a significant reference point for those studying late twentieth-century Japanese industrial design and the evolution of corporate research facilities.
