The Fukushima Emergency Temporary Housing Minamisoma Assembly Hall, completed in 2011, stands as a significant humanitarian architecture project designed in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake disaster. Located in Kashima Ward, Minamisoma City, this structure was created through a collaborative effort between Haryu Wood Studio and Tohoku University's Ikegaya Taro Laboratory. Serving dual purposes as both residential housing and a social education facility, the building exemplifies innovative design solutions that prioritize community resilience and recovery. Its construction demonstrates how thoughtful architectural intervention can provide both functional shelter and social gathering spaces during critical times.