Mokuzai Kaikan
Tokyo, Japan
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An Office That Explores the Potential of Wood
This office building for the Timber Wholesalers Association was designed with the concept of serving as a landmark that showcases the appeal of wood. To pioneer the potential of wood-based architecture in the city center and promote the use of domestically produced timber—for which demand has been sluggish—as a building material, the project examined the possibilities within building codes and construction methods and actively incorporated wood as structural and exterior materials.
| ARCHITECT | Tokyo Lumber Wholesalers Association |
|---|---|
| LOCATION | Koto Ward, Tokyo |
| SITE AREA | 1,652.90 ㎡ |
| TOTAL FLOOR AREA | 7,582.09 ㎡ |
| BUILDING HEIGHT | GL +35.73 m |
| COMPLETION | 2009 |
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AWARD
- 2013 - BCS Award
- 2010 - JIA (Japan Institute of Architects) Award
- 2009 - MIPIM Asia Awards
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