TNA Architects Designs a New Building for the Ginza District
Matt Ho — January 7, 2011 — Art & Design
References: tna-arch & designboom
Tokyo is an extremely tight-spaced city, which is why TNA architects has come up with a building that’s a perfect fit.
The architects built the ‘Natsuno’ building in Ginza, one of the busiest shopping areas in Tokyo. Among the clusters of many buildings, TNA cleverly went small and thin without compromising the appearance of the structure. With the way the stairs are set up, doesn’t it remind you of Jenga?
Photo Credits: designboom, tna-arch
The architects built the ‘Natsuno’ building in Ginza, one of the busiest shopping areas in Tokyo. Among the clusters of many buildings, TNA cleverly went small and thin without compromising the appearance of the structure. With the way the stairs are set up, doesn’t it remind you of Jenga?
Photo Credits: designboom, tna-arch
Trend Themes
1. Compact Architectural Design - The Natsuno building's small and thin structure demonstrates the trend of compact architectural design
2. Utilization of Limited Space - Tokyo's tight-spaced cityscape is driving the trend of maximizing limited space, as seen in the Natsuno building
3. Innovative Structural Designs - The Jenga-inspired stairs in the Natsuno building highlight the trend of incorporating innovative structural designs
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Construction - The Natsuno building showcases disruptive innovation opportunities within the architecture and construction industry
2. Real Estate and Property Development - The trend of compact architectural design presents disruptive opportunities for real estate and property developers in densely populated cities like Tokyo
3. Interior Design and Furniture - Innovative structural designs like the Jenga-inspired stairs in the Natsuno building offer disruptive innovation opportunities for the interior design and furniture industries
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