Osaka International Convention Center

Kisho Kurokawa

Osaka, Japan · 1999 · Culture

Osaka International Convention Center
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Kisho KurokawaOsakaJapan1990sCultureMetabolismConcreteGlassMarbleMetal cladding
Location
Osaka, Japan
Year
1999
Typology
Culture
Materials
Concrete, Glass, Marble, Metal cladding
Context
Metabolism
Map
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Osaka International Convention Center , also known as Grand Cube Osaka , is a convention center in the city of Osaka, Japan.

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