Yamamoto Town Hall: Restoration After an Earthquake
Yamamoto Town Hall: Restoration After an Earthquake
- urbanNext, September 18, 2019.
- 420 words.
C+A (Coelacanth and Associates), Middle Density, Politics and economics, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture’s challenge, Collaborative work, Community, Community Facilities, Concept, Connections, Depopulation, Design strategies, Earthquake, Institutional Architecture, Japan, Light, Managing after crisis, Project, Reconstruction, Restoration, Steel framework, Working Space, Yamamoto
This project is for the restoration of the Yamamoto Town Hall, which was greatly damaged by the Tōhoku earthquake in 2011. The site is located at the southeast end of Miyagi Prefecture, and the designer was selected from a proposal in 2015.
2575-5374
Architecture Project Hall-design Yamamoto, Japan Japan
C+A (Coelacanth and Associates), Middle Density, Politics and economics, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture’s challenge, Collaborative work, Community, Community Facilities, Concept, Connections, Depopulation, Design strategies, Earthquake, Institutional Architecture, Japan, Light, Managing after crisis, Project, Reconstruction, Restoration, Steel framework, Working Space, Yamamoto
This project is for the restoration of the Yamamoto Town Hall, which was greatly damaged by the Tōhoku earthquake in 2011. The site is located at the southeast end of Miyagi Prefecture, and the designer was selected from a proposal in 2015.
2575-5374
Architecture Project Hall-design Yamamoto, Japan Japan