Building: TOKYO HARUMI PASSENGER TERMINAL
晴海客船ターミナル
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5-7-1 harumi, chuo-ku, tokyo
The Harumi Passenger Terminal, completed in 1991, stands as a remarkable example of modern Japanese architecture designed by Takeyama Jitsuo Architectural Institute. Located in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, this transportation facility showcases innovative design principles characteristic of the early 1990s architectural movement. The terminal's striking form and functional layout reflect careful consideration of both aesthetic and practical requirements for a major passenger gateway. As a significant infrastructure project, it demonstrates how contemporary architectural thinking was applied to create an efficient yet visually compelling public space that served Tokyo's maritime transport needs.
The Harumi Passenger Terminal, completed in 1991, stands as a remarkable example of modern Japanese architecture designed by Takeyama Jitsuo Architectural Institute. Located in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, this transportation facility showcases innovative design principles characteristic of the early 1990s arc
...The Harumi Passenger Terminal, completed in 1991, stands as a remarkable example of modern Japanese architecture designed by Takeyama Jitsuo Architectural Institute. Located in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, this transportation facility showcases innovative design principles characteristic of the early 1990s architectural movement. The terminal's striking form and functional layout reflect careful consideration of both aesthetic and practical requirements for a major passenger gateway. As a significant infrastructure project, it demonstrates how contemporary architectural thinking was applied to create an efficient yet visually compelling public space that served Tokyo's maritime transport needs.