The Science and Agriculture Building and Science South Building at Nagoya University represent contemporary institutional architecture completed in 2011. Located within the Higashiyama campus in Chikusa Ward, these research and educational facilities were designed by Nagoya University's Facilities Management Division in collaboration with architect Yoshihiko Iida. The buildings exemplify modern approaches to academic infrastructure, providing essential laboratory and experimental spaces for the university's scientific programs. Their design reflects current standards for research facilities while integrating thoughtfully into the established campus environment. These structures serve as important functional centers supporting advanced scientific inquiry and education at one of Japan's leading universities.