Building: TOYAMA PREFECTURAL WELFARE HALL
富山県総合福祉会館
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5-21, azumi-cho, toyama city, toyama
The Toyama Prefectural Comprehensive Welfare Hall, completed in 1999, stands as a significant example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Toyama. Designed by Yoshiro Ikehara Architects, this multifunctional facility seamlessly integrates social education and administrative functions within its structure. Located at 5-21 Yasumizucho in Toyama City, the building exemplifies thoughtful design principles that balance public accessibility with operational efficiency. The architectural approach reflects contemporary Japanese institutional design, where form and function converge to create spaces that serve the community while maintaining professional standards. The facility represents an important contribution to regional architectural heritage.
The Toyama Prefectural Comprehensive Welfare Hall, completed in 1999, stands as a significant example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Toyama. Designed by Yoshiro Ikehara Architects, this multifunctional facility seamlessly integrates social education and administrative functions w
...The Toyama Prefectural Comprehensive Welfare Hall, completed in 1999, stands as a significant example of late 20th-century institutional architecture in Toyama. Designed by Yoshiro Ikehara Architects, this multifunctional facility seamlessly integrates social education and administrative functions within its structure. Located at 5-21 Yasumizucho in Toyama City, the building exemplifies thoughtful design principles that balance public accessibility with operational efficiency. The architectural approach reflects contemporary Japanese institutional design, where form and function converge to create spaces that serve the community while maintaining professional standards. The facility represents an important contribution to regional architectural heritage.