Kibi Highlands City, located in the center of Okayama Prefecture, is a technopolis developed in the 1980s and home to a collection of research institutes.
Its central facility, Kibi Plaza, designed by Kurokawa Kisho, is an impressive building.
However, as an isolated island with no railroads, population growth has stagnated, and vacant lots have become more prevalent in recent years.
We took a look at the current state of Kibi Highlands City.
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This is a video channel about buildings, cities, landscapes, and the surrounding area. No specialized knowledge is required; we post videos that will inspire you to take a leisurely tour of the city.
My favorite architect is Kurokawa Kisho, and I love easy-to-understand and interesting buildings like bubble architecture and postmodern architecture. I grew up in a new town, so I also enjoy housing complexes and urban planning.
I occasionally post about exhibitions I've visited.
Please also check out my blog.
http://art-book.jp/
Kibi Highlands City, located in the center of Okayama Prefecture, is a technopolis developed in the 1980s and home to a collection of research institutes.
Its central facility, Kibi Plaza, designed by Kurokawa Kisho, is an impressive building.
However, as an isolated island with no railroads, population growth has stagnated, and vacant lots have become more prevalent in recent years.
We took a look at the current state of Kibi Highlands City.
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This is a video channel about buildings, cities, landscapes, and the surrounding area. No specialized knowledge is required; we post videos that will inspire you to take a leisurely tour of the city.
My favorite architect is Kurokawa Kisho, and I love easy-to-understand and interesting buildings like bubble architecture and postmodern architecture. I grew up in a new town, so I also enjoy housing complexes and urban planning.
I occasionally post about exhibitions I've visited.
Please also check out my blog.
http://art-book.jp/