JASMAC AOYAMA
Tokyo, Japan
1991
Designed by Pritzker Prize laureate Aldo Rossi, JASMAC AOYAMA is a landmark of Postmodern architecture in Tokyo. Completed in 1991, its playful, block-like facade features a striking composition of white Carrara marble, blue Macaubas granite, bold yellow walls, and red framed windows. The building's Italian architectural roots are evident in the 12-meter high open ceiling at the entrance and a dramatic spiral staircase. It embodies Rossi's unique vision of urban architecture that blends monumentality with a sense of wonder.
JASMAC AOYAMA
日本 东京
1991
JASMAC AOYAMA由普利兹克奖得主阿尔多·罗西于1991年设计，是东京后现代主义建筑的代表作。建筑外观如积木般充满童趣，立面由意大利白色大理石、巴西蓝色花岗岩、鲜明的黄色墙体与红色格窗构成，极具视觉冲击力。入口处12米高的通高空间与螺旋楼梯彰显了其意大利建筑渊源。这栋建筑不仅是城市中的独特地标，也体现了罗西融合纪念性与奇趣感的建筑哲学。