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Building: LIGHT AND SPACE OF SCHOOL, FUKUSHIMA PREFECTURAL KORIYAMA SCHOOL FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED

光の学校 福島県立郡山養護学校

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The Hikari School, a special support educational facility in Fukushima Prefecture, was completed in 2001 and designed by architect Kazuo Watanabe of Tadashi Architectural Planning. This residential dormitory building for Koriyama Special Support School demonstrates thoughtful architectural design tailored to the needs of students with disabilities. The structure incorporates natural light and open spaces to create a nurturing learning environment. Its contemporary design balances functional requirements with aesthetic qualities, making it a noteworthy example of institutional architecture that prioritizes student welfare and inclusive design principles in early 21st-century Japan.

The Hikari School, a special support educational facility in Fukushima Prefecture, was completed in 2001 and designed by architect Kazuo Watanabe of Tadashi Architectural Planning. This residential dormitory building for Koriyama Special Support School demonstrates thoughtful architectural design ta

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The Hikari School, a special support educational facility in Fukushima Prefecture, was completed in 2001 and designed by architect Kazuo Watanabe of Tadashi Architectural Planning. This residential dormitory building for Koriyama Special Support School demonstrates thoughtful architectural design tailored to the needs of students with disabilities. The structure incorporates natural light and open spaces to create a nurturing learning environment. Its contemporary design balances functional requirements with aesthetic qualities, making it a noteworthy example of institutional architecture that prioritizes student welfare and inclusive design principles in early 21st-century Japan.