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Building: TOKIWA INDUSTRIES

トキワ工業大垣工場

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The Tokiwa Industrial Ogaki Factory, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture in Gifu Prefecture. Designed by architect Nakasuji Osamu of Hexus, this administrative office building reflects the design sensibilities of the 1980s. Located in Yokosone-cho, Ogaki, the structure demonstrates the practical yet thoughtful approach to factory office design during Japan's period of economic expansion. The building's completion in 1988 positions it within an era when industrial facilities began incorporating more sophisticated architectural considerations alongside functional requirements, making it of particular interest to those studying the evolution of Japanese commercial and industrial architecture.

The Tokiwa Industrial Ogaki Factory, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture in Gifu Prefecture. Designed by architect Nakasuji Osamu of Hexus, this administrative office building reflects the design sensibilities of the 1980s. Located in Yoko

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The Tokiwa Industrial Ogaki Factory, completed in 1988, stands as a notable example of late twentieth-century industrial architecture in Gifu Prefecture. Designed by architect Nakasuji Osamu of Hexus, this administrative office building reflects the design sensibilities of the 1980s. Located in Yokosone-cho, Ogaki, the structure demonstrates the practical yet thoughtful approach to factory office design during Japan's period of economic expansion. The building's completion in 1988 positions it within an era when industrial facilities began incorporating more sophisticated architectural considerations alongside functional requirements, making it of particular interest to those studying the evolution of Japanese commercial and industrial architecture.