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Building: MIYAGAWA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

芦屋市立宮川小学校

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Ashiya Municipal Miyakawa Elementary School stands as a notable example of late 20th-century educational architecture in Hyogo Prefecture. Completed in 1997, this institutional building was designed by the architectural firm Yoshikawa Tadanobu Architects. Located in the coastal area of Ashiya at 1-9 Hamamachi, the school serves the educational needs of elementary, middle, and high school students. The structure reflects contemporary design principles while meeting the functional requirements of a comprehensive educational facility. Its architectural approach demonstrates thoughtful integration of learning spaces suited to the diverse age groups it accommodates, making it a significant reference point for educational building design in the region.

Ashiya Municipal Miyakawa Elementary School stands as a notable example of late 20th-century educational architecture in Hyogo Prefecture. Completed in 1997, this institutional building was designed by the architectural firm Yoshikawa Tadanobu Architects. Located in the coastal area of Ashiya at 1-9

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Ashiya Municipal Miyakawa Elementary School stands as a notable example of late 20th-century educational architecture in Hyogo Prefecture. Completed in 1997, this institutional building was designed by the architectural firm Yoshikawa Tadanobu Architects. Located in the coastal area of Ashiya at 1-9 Hamamachi, the school serves the educational needs of elementary, middle, and high school students. The structure reflects contemporary design principles while meeting the functional requirements of a comprehensive educational facility. Its architectural approach demonstrates thoughtful integration of learning spaces suited to the diverse age groups it accommodates, making it a significant reference point for educational building design in the region.