UTO Elementary School: L-Shaped Walls Opened to the Greeneries
UTO Elementary School: L-Shaped Walls Opened to the Greeneries
- urbanNext, June 14, 2018.
- 386 words.
C+A (Coelacanth and Associates), Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility
Architect’s role, Circulation, Collective garden, Comfort, Comfortable environment, Empowering society, Energetic Approach, Environment, Green, Health, Japan, Learning, Project, Teaching, Territorial Approach
This project is the reconstruction of Uto Elementary School, a relatively large school of about 800 students. The building requires 24 classrooms, four special needs rooms, seven multipurpose rooms, a gymnasium, and several administrative offices.
2575-5374
Architecture Education Kumamoto, Japan Japan
C+A (Coelacanth and Associates), Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility
Architect’s role, Circulation, Collective garden, Comfort, Comfortable environment, Empowering society, Energetic Approach, Environment, Green, Health, Japan, Learning, Project, Teaching, Territorial Approach
This project is the reconstruction of Uto Elementary School, a relatively large school of about 800 students. The building requires 24 classrooms, four special needs rooms, seven multipurpose rooms, a gymnasium, and several administrative offices.
2575-5374
Architecture Education Kumamoto, Japan Japan