大東京火災新宿ビル
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3-25-3 yoyogi, shibuya-ku, tokyo
The Daito Tokyo Fire Insurance Shinjuku Building, completed in 1989, stands as a significant example of contemporary Japanese architecture in Tokyo's bustling Yotsuya district. Designed by renowned architect Fumihiko Maki and his Maki and Associates office, this office building showcases sophisticated modernist principles refined through decades of architectural practice. Located at 3-25-3 Yoyogi, Shibuya Ward, the structure exemplifies the refined aesthetic and functional design that characterizes Maki's work during the late 1980s. The building's composition reflects careful attention to urban context and materiality, contributing meaningfully to Tokyo's architectural landscape while meeting the practical demands of contemporary office spaces.
The Daito Tokyo Fire Insurance Shinjuku Building, completed in 1989, stands as a significant example of contemporary Japanese architecture in Tokyo's bustling Yotsuya district. Designed by renowned architect Fumihiko Maki and his Maki and Associates office, this office building showcases sophisticat
...The Daito Tokyo Fire Insurance Shinjuku Building, completed in 1989, stands as a significant example of contemporary Japanese architecture in Tokyo's bustling Yotsuya district. Designed by renowned architect Fumihiko Maki and his Maki and Associates office, this office building showcases sophisticated modernist principles refined through decades of architectural practice. Located at 3-25-3 Yoyogi, Shibuya Ward, the structure exemplifies the refined aesthetic and functional design that characterizes Maki's work during the late 1980s. The building's composition reflects careful attention to urban context and materiality, contributing meaningfully to Tokyo's architectural landscape while meeting the practical demands of contemporary office spaces.