ENDÔ Oto 遠藤於菟
(1866 – 1943)
Japanese architect and one of the pioneers of reinforced concrete technology in Japan | 1866 born in Fukushima | 1894 graduates in architecture from the “Imperial University of Technology” | 1894 becomes engineer at Yokohama Seikin Bank | 1904 completes the construction of the bank´s headquarters, designed by TSUMAKI Yorihiro; begins serious research of reinforced concrete | 1905 opens office in Yokohama | 1929 becomes chairman of the “Investigation Committee on Architectural Competitions” of the Japan Institute of Architects | 1931 publishes “Japanese and Western housing facilities” | 1936 publishes “Japan Building Structure Illustrated” | 1943 died
1904 – Kanagawa Pref. Museum of History, YokohamaHartmut Pohling2023-08-02T14:53:23+02:00
1904 – Kanagawa Pref. Museum of History, Yokohama
1911/27 – Mitsui Bussan Yokohama BuildingHartmut Pohling2023-08-02T14:52:30+02:00
1911/27 – Mitsui Bussan Yokohama Building
1926 – Raw Silk Inspection Office, YokohamaHartmut Pohling2023-08-02T14:16:10+02:00
1926 – Raw Silk Inspection Office, Yokohama
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