Building: SUN-AQUA TOTO
サンアクアTOTO本社工場
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maiga, kokura minami-ku, kitakyushu city, fukuoka prefecture
The San Aqua TOTO Headquarters Factory, completed in 1994 and designed by architect Naoyuki Shirakawa Atelier, stands as a significant industrial architecture example in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. Located in Moji-ku's Maigake district, this facility exemplifies modern manufacturing design that harmonizes functional efficiency with architectural sophistication. Serving as a factory, workshop, and warehouse complex, the building demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning characteristic of Shirakawa's design philosophy. The structure reflects the evolution of Japanese industrial architecture during the 1990s, showcasing how contemporary design principles were applied to manufacturing facilities while maintaining practical operational requirements for TOTO's production needs.
The San Aqua TOTO Headquarters Factory, completed in 1994 and designed by architect Naoyuki Shirakawa Atelier, stands as a significant industrial architecture example in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. Located in Moji-ku's Maigake district, this facility exemplifies modern manufacturing design that
...The San Aqua TOTO Headquarters Factory, completed in 1994 and designed by architect Naoyuki Shirakawa Atelier, stands as a significant industrial architecture example in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. Located in Moji-ku's Maigake district, this facility exemplifies modern manufacturing design that harmonizes functional efficiency with architectural sophistication. Serving as a factory, workshop, and warehouse complex, the building demonstrates thoughtful spatial planning characteristic of Shirakawa's design philosophy. The structure reflects the evolution of Japanese industrial architecture during the 1990s, showcasing how contemporary design principles were applied to manufacturing facilities while maintaining practical operational requirements for TOTO's production needs.
