Building: Teito shinkin bank, roka koen ekimae branch
帝都信用金庫芦花公園駅前支店
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2-320-1-2 minamikarasu, setagaya-ku, tokyo
The Teitokulture Credit Union Ashihana Koen Station Branch, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of late 1970s Japanese commercial architecture. Designed by Daiichi Kobo, this office building showcases the modernist principles that dominated the era's financial institutions. Located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, the structure reflects the period's emphasis on functional design and efficient space utilization. The building exemplifies how contemporary architects balanced practical banking operations with contemporary aesthetic sensibilities, making it a noteworthy specimen of post-war Japanese architectural development and urban design integration.
The Teitokulture Credit Union Ashihana Koen Station Branch, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of late 1970s Japanese commercial architecture. Designed by Daiichi Kobo, this office building showcases the modernist principles that dominated the era's financial institutions. Located i
...The Teitokulture Credit Union Ashihana Koen Station Branch, completed in 1978, represents a significant example of late 1970s Japanese commercial architecture. Designed by Daiichi Kobo, this office building showcases the modernist principles that dominated the era's financial institutions. Located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, the structure reflects the period's emphasis on functional design and efficient space utilization. The building exemplifies how contemporary architects balanced practical banking operations with contemporary aesthetic sensibilities, making it a noteworthy specimen of post-war Japanese architectural development and urban design integration.