Building: TOTO TECHNICAL CENTER
TOTOテクニカルセンター
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2-24-2 sakurashinmachi, setagaya-ku, tokyo
TOTO Technical Center, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial and office architecture in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this facility seamlessly integrates functional workspace with commercial operations. Located in the vibrant Sakurashinmachi neighborhood, the building exemplifies the design philosophy of the 1990s, when Japanese architects increasingly focused on creating versatile structures that could accommodate diverse commercial and administrative needs. The center's architectural approach reflects a thoughtful balance between aesthetic refinement and practical utility, making it a significant reference point for understanding Tokyo's architectural development during this dynamic period.
TOTO Technical Center, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial and office architecture in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this facility seamlessly integrates functional workspace with commercial operations. Located
...TOTO Technical Center, completed in 1996, stands as a notable example of contemporary commercial and office architecture in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward. Designed by architect Kitayama Kojiro and K Planning Office, this facility seamlessly integrates functional workspace with commercial operations. Located in the vibrant Sakurashinmachi neighborhood, the building exemplifies the design philosophy of the 1990s, when Japanese architects increasingly focused on creating versatile structures that could accommodate diverse commercial and administrative needs. The center's architectural approach reflects a thoughtful balance between aesthetic refinement and practical utility, making it a significant reference point for understanding Tokyo's architectural development during this dynamic period.