Building: TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OFFICE COMPLEX
東京都豊島合同庁舎
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117-1 nishi-ikebukuro, toshima-ku, tokyo
The Toshima Joint Government Building stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese public architecture. Completed in 1996 and designed by Masao Oe and PLANTEC, this structure in Tokyo's Toshima Ward seamlessly integrates multiple functions including telecommunications facilities, administrative offices, and government services. The building exemplifies the architectural approach of its era, balancing practical requirements with contemporary design principles. Located at Nishi-Ikebukuro, it serves as an important civic infrastructure that reflects the urban development priorities of 1990s Tokyo, demonstrating the collaborative design philosophy characteristic of institutional architecture during this period.
The Toshima Joint Government Building stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese public architecture. Completed in 1996 and designed by Masao Oe and PLANTEC, this structure in Tokyo's Toshima Ward seamlessly integrates multiple functions including telecommunications facilities, admini
...The Toshima Joint Government Building stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese public architecture. Completed in 1996 and designed by Masao Oe and PLANTEC, this structure in Tokyo's Toshima Ward seamlessly integrates multiple functions including telecommunications facilities, administrative offices, and government services. The building exemplifies the architectural approach of its era, balancing practical requirements with contemporary design principles. Located at Nishi-Ikebukuro, it serves as an important civic infrastructure that reflects the urban development priorities of 1990s Tokyo, demonstrating the collaborative design philosophy characteristic of institutional architecture during this period.
