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abundance of ideas at a small plot
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architect : KITAYAMA Kojiro
address : Yokogawa-cho 3-2-36, Nishi-Ku, Hiroshima City
use : shopping mall
completion : 2003
size : total floor 9,911sqm
structure : S + SRC
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[in Japanese]

 Shopping Mall adjacent to JR Yokogawa Station.
KITAYAMA Takao and KITAYAMA Kojirou who are ANDO Tadao's brothers designed this building.

 I believe SunStreet Kameido(*1) by them is a masterpiece of shopping mall. But at this case, I felt abundance of ideas. I think designers should plan simpler because of the small and irregularly-shaped plot.



[footnote]
(*1) Shopping Mall in Kameido, Tokyo. [my report (in Japanese)]


Cazl Yokogawa

#1 : Did designers go for the space like a narrow alley or like a broad passage?
I think he/she left its space half done.

#2 : Fresta (supermarket as an anchor store) is the end of a path.

#4 : interior of Fresta

#3 : bakery (Branch of Hiroshima Andersen)
creation date : 2004/5/14 latest update date : 2005/2/20
writer : makoto camera : Canon PowerShot G3
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