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How do ever-changing landscapes connect with the history and people of the city? How does the development of new facilities affect urban planning? Learn the secrets of how Manuel Tardits transformed a former train station into the newly opened Maach Ecute Kanda Manseibashi – a new place to hang out that opened in September 2013 – from the architect himself.
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Open Wed Apr 23
Time 7pm-9pm
Admission Adults ¥3,000, students ¥2,500. (Price includes a cup of coffee or tea)
Venue N3331
Address 1-25-4 Kanda-Sudacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Transport Akihabara Station, Electric Town exit; Kanda Station, north exit or exit 6
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