Building: THE ARK IN TAKAYAMA
“高山の方舟”高山サイエンスプラザ
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8416-12 takayama-cho, ikoma-shi, nara
Takayama no Hakobune, officially known as Takayama Science Plaza, is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1993 in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture. Designed by the renowned Atsushi Ueda Urban Architecture Institute, this innovative structure seamlessly integrates residential apartments with office spaces. The building's unique name, meaning "Ark of Takayama," reflects its conceptual approach to urban living. Located at 8416-12 Takayama-cho, this architectural work represents an important example of 1990s Japanese design philosophy, combining functional programming with distinctive aesthetic qualities that merit careful study by architecture professionals and enthusiasts interested in contemporary Japanese urban design.
Takayama no Hakobune, officially known as Takayama Science Plaza, is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1993 in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture. Designed by the renowned Atsushi Ueda Urban Architecture Institute, this innovative structure seamlessly integrates residential apartments with o
...Takayama no Hakobune, officially known as Takayama Science Plaza, is a distinctive mixed-use development completed in 1993 in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture. Designed by the renowned Atsushi Ueda Urban Architecture Institute, this innovative structure seamlessly integrates residential apartments with office spaces. The building's unique name, meaning "Ark of Takayama," reflects its conceptual approach to urban living. Located at 8416-12 Takayama-cho, this architectural work represents an important example of 1990s Japanese design philosophy, combining functional programming with distinctive aesthetic qualities that merit careful study by architecture professionals and enthusiasts interested in contemporary Japanese urban design.