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Building: KOGAKUIN UNIVERSITY ARCHERY GROUND BOXING RING

木の構築 工学院大学弓道場・ボクシング場

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Completed in 2013, Moku no Kouzou is a striking indoor sports facility at Kogakuin University in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by architects Katsuya Fukushima and Sachiko Tominaga, this archery and boxing venue exemplifies contemporary Japanese sports architecture. The building's name, meaning "wooden construction," reflects its innovative use of timber as a primary structural and aesthetic element. The design seamlessly integrates natural materials with modern athletic requirements, creating a distinctive facility that serves both functional and artistic purposes while demonstrating advanced architectural thinking in institutional design.

Completed in 2013, Moku no Kouzou is a striking indoor sports facility at Kogakuin University in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by architects Katsuya Fukushima and Sachiko Tominaga, this archery and boxing venue exemplifies contemporary Japanese sports architecture. The building's name, meaning "wooden c

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Completed in 2013, Moku no Kouzou is a striking indoor sports facility at Kogakuin University in Hachioji, Tokyo. Designed by architects Katsuya Fukushima and Sachiko Tominaga, this archery and boxing venue exemplifies contemporary Japanese sports architecture. The building's name, meaning "wooden construction," reflects its innovative use of timber as a primary structural and aesthetic element. The design seamlessly integrates natural materials with modern athletic requirements, creating a distinctive facility that serves both functional and artistic purposes while demonstrating advanced architectural thinking in institutional design.