Building: IBARAKI HIGH-SCHOOL
大阪府立茨木高等学校
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12-1 shinjo-cho, ibaraki city, osaka, japan
Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School stands as a notable example of 1990s educational architecture in Osaka. Completed in 1997, this comprehensive facility designed by architect Hiroshi Idie serves students from elementary through high school levels. Located in the Shinjo district of Ibaraki, the school building reflects contemporary design principles of its era, emphasizing functional spaces that support modern education. The architecture balances practical requirements for teaching and learning with aesthetic considerations, creating an environment conducive to student development. As a prefectural institution, it represents significant investment in educational infrastructure and remains an important landmark in the local community.
Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School stands as a notable example of 1990s educational architecture in Osaka. Completed in 1997, this comprehensive facility designed by architect Hiroshi Idie serves students from elementary through high school levels. Located in the Shinjo district of Ibaraki, the s
...Osaka Prefectural Ibaraki High School stands as a notable example of 1990s educational architecture in Osaka. Completed in 1997, this comprehensive facility designed by architect Hiroshi Idie serves students from elementary through high school levels. Located in the Shinjo district of Ibaraki, the school building reflects contemporary design principles of its era, emphasizing functional spaces that support modern education. The architecture balances practical requirements for teaching and learning with aesthetic considerations, creating an environment conducive to student development. As a prefectural institution, it represents significant investment in educational infrastructure and remains an important landmark in the local community.