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Building: ZENROSAI KAIKAN

全労済会館

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Zenrou済会館, completed in 1988 and designed by Fujita, stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architecture in Shibuya's Yoyogi district. This multifunctional building integrates a theater and hall, transportation facilities, and office spaces, demonstrating the era's approach to mixed-use urban development. Located at 2-12-10 Yoyogi, Shibuya, the building represents an important contribution to Tokyo's architectural landscape, combining practical transportation infrastructure with cultural and commercial functions in a single integrated structure that reflects the period's design sensibilities and urban planning philosophy.

Zenrou済会館, completed in 1988 and designed by Fujita, stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architecture in Shibuya's Yoyogi district. This multifunctional building integrates a theater and hall, transportation facilities, and office spaces, demonstrating the era's approach to mixed-use

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Zenrou済会館, completed in 1988 and designed by Fujita, stands as a notable example of late 1980s Japanese architecture in Shibuya's Yoyogi district. This multifunctional building integrates a theater and hall, transportation facilities, and office spaces, demonstrating the era's approach to mixed-use urban development. Located at 2-12-10 Yoyogi, Shibuya, the building represents an important contribution to Tokyo's architectural landscape, combining practical transportation infrastructure with cultural and commercial functions in a single integrated structure that reflects the period's design sensibilities and urban planning philosophy.