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Building: KUROKAWA SATOYAMA CENTER

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The Kurogawa Satoyama Center, completed in 2024 in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a thoughtful integration of administrative and disaster prevention facilities within a rural landscape setting. Designed collaboratively by EXPO, YAP, and Kimura Matsumoto Architects, this structure exemplifies contemporary approaches to public architecture that respect local environmental contexts. Located at Kurogawa Tanigakiuchi, the center serves dual purposes as both a municipal administrative hub and a critical safety infrastructure facility. The building's design reflects careful consideration of its satoyama environment, balancing functional requirements with sensitivity to the natural surroundings. This project demonstrates how modern civic architecture can enhance community resilience while maintaining harmony with the rural character of the region.

The Kurogawa Satoyama Center, completed in 2024 in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a thoughtful integration of administrative and disaster prevention facilities within a rural landscape setting. Designed collaboratively by EXPO, YAP, and Kimura Matsumoto Architects, this structure exemplifie

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The Kurogawa Satoyama Center, completed in 2024 in Kawanishi, Hyogo Prefecture, represents a thoughtful integration of administrative and disaster prevention facilities within a rural landscape setting. Designed collaboratively by EXPO, YAP, and Kimura Matsumoto Architects, this structure exemplifies contemporary approaches to public architecture that respect local environmental contexts. Located at Kurogawa Tanigakiuchi, the center serves dual purposes as both a municipal administrative hub and a critical safety infrastructure facility. The building's design reflects careful consideration of its satoyama environment, balancing functional requirements with sensitivity to the natural surroundings. This project demonstrates how modern civic architecture can enhance community resilience while maintaining harmony with the rural character of the region.