The Toyama City Omi District Community Center, completed in 2006, stands as a notable example of contemporary Japanese civic architecture. Designed by architects Sumihiro Hiroya and Yuusaku Ishida of Archivision Hiroya Studio, this social education facility represents thoughtful integration of community space within its local context. Located in Toyama Prefecture, the center demonstrates the architects' commitment to creating functional yet architecturally distinguished public buildings. The design balances practical requirements for community activities with aesthetic considerations, reflecting early 2000s Japanese architectural philosophy that prioritizes both accessibility and design integrity in civic infrastructure.