Artizon Museum (Museum Tower Kyobashi)
Tokyo, Japan
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A Museum Open to Art, People & the City
Centered on the art collection of the late Shojiro Ishibashi*, and renamed from the former Bridgestone Museum of Art, the Artizon Museum yields a creative experience open to all forms of art, people and the city. Situated in the heart of Tokyo, the concept for the multi-floor facility called for a space akin to a three-dimensional alleyway, drawing on the Kyobashi area’s distinctive features. Visitors can enjoy both the cityscape and the art as naturally as taking a neighborhood stroll. People, art, and the city intermingle in this new “boundary landscape.”
*Shojiro Ishibashi (1889-1976): Founder of Nagasaka Sangyo KK, Ishibashi Foundation, and Bridgestone Corporation.
*Shojiro Ishibashi (1889-1976): Founder of Nagasaka Sangyo KK, Ishibashi Foundation, and Bridgestone Corporation.
CLIENT | Sangyo KK, Ishibashi Foundation |
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LOCATION | Tokyo, Japan |
SITE AREA | 2,813.74 sq.m. |
TOTAL FLOOR AREA | 41,829.51 sq.m. |
BUILDING HEIGHT | 149.56m |
COMPLETION | 2019 |
INFO | Signage and Wayfinding: STUDY LLC. Museum Interior Design: TONERICO:INC Museum Signage Design: Hiromura Design Office Display Case Lighting Design: Kilt Planning Office |