Rogerioandrade said:
Building projects in Japan must be as small and smart as possible. Not sure about what kind of infra-structure that building may have (fire security, energy and water distribution, communications structure, air/heating etc.), but Nintendo does not have as many employees as Sony or MS, so that must be enough/adequate for its needs. |
lol, I had no idea Japan had a lot of people and not much land!! I also didn't realise every building in Japan was a boring white cube. Oh wait, they're not. Here's the Tokyo skyline:
The point is just that Nintendo headquarters is very boring, architecturally. I'm sure it's very practical and functional, and I'm sure that's what they were going for. It's a solid decision. But it's still boring looking - though not ugly.
