Solaria Terminal Building
Tenjin, Japan
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The Solaria Terminal Building in Tenjin, Fukuoka City, is a modern station complex completed in 1997 by the prominent Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei. Combining a station building, bus terminus, and commercial spaces, the structure employs steel-frame and reinforced-concrete construction typical of late-twentieth-century transportation infrastructure in Japan. The facility serves as both a functional transit hub and an urban commercial destination within Fukuoka's central business district.
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- Built
- Type
- station building, bus terminus, commercial complex
- Materials
- steel reinforced concrete, steel frame construction
- Place
- Tenjin, Japan
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