Inter-University Seminar House
Hachiōji-shi, Japan
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The Inter-University Seminar House is a Brutalist structure completed in 1965 in Hachiōji, Japan, designed by architect Takamasa Yoshizaka. Recognized as an important example of modernist architecture by docomomo Japan, the building exemplifies the bold, sculptural concrete aesthetic characteristic of Brutalism during Japan's postwar architectural flowering.
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- Built
- Type
- building
- Heritage
- Selection of important Modernist buildings by docomomo Japan
- Place
- Hachiōji-shi, Japan
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