NAGAKIN CAPSULE TOWER
Architect : Kisho Kurokawa
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Start Project : 1970
Project Complete: 1972
Kisho Kurokawa was a significant architect and this building holds a great importance to the metabolist movement. The movement was a new way of thinking about buildings that made them huge megastructures that looked like an organism.
Earlier Japanese architecture made buildings that were interwoven with nature, but this building is more like a world in itself, pretty hard to ignore. This was the first capsule building ever made. I think they might demolish it bc it’s old as balls.









