Building: SUMA AQUALIFE PARK
神戸市立須磨海浜水族園
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1, wakamiya-cho, suma-ku, kobe, hyogo, japan
The Kobe City Suma Heim Aquarium, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Kobe. Designed by Taiken Sekkei, the facility seamlessly integrates aquarium and botanical garden functions within its structure. Located in the Suma ward, this architectural composition demonstrates thoughtful consideration of spatial organization and visitor flow. The building's design reflects the modernist principles prevalent during its era, with functional clarity and structural expression. As both a cultural institution and architectural landmark, it represents an important contribution to Kobe's waterfront development and continues to serve as a significant example of specialized public facility design.
The Kobe City Suma Heim Aquarium, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Kobe. Designed by Taiken Sekkei, the facility seamlessly integrates aquarium and botanical garden functions within its structure. Located in the Suma ward, this archite
...The Kobe City Suma Heim Aquarium, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Kobe. Designed by Taiken Sekkei, the facility seamlessly integrates aquarium and botanical garden functions within its structure. Located in the Suma ward, this architectural composition demonstrates thoughtful consideration of spatial organization and visitor flow. The building's design reflects the modernist principles prevalent during its era, with functional clarity and structural expression. As both a cultural institution and architectural landmark, it represents an important contribution to Kobe's waterfront development and continues to serve as a significant example of specialized public facility design.
