Building: SHIROYAMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
稲城市立城山小学校
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6-17 koyodai, inagi city, tokyo
Inagi Municipal Shiroyama Elementary School stands as a notable example of contemporary educational architecture in Tokyo. Completed in 1992, this facility was designed by architect Fuminoe Toru and ARCOM, representing the architectural trends of early 1990s Japan. Located in the Koyodai district of Inagi City, the school serves as both an elementary and integrated educational institution. The design reflects thoughtful consideration of functional spaces for student learning and development. The building exemplifies the period's approach to combining practical educational requirements with contemporary design principles, making it of particular interest to those studying Japanese school architecture and its evolution during the Heisei era.
Inagi Municipal Shiroyama Elementary School stands as a notable example of contemporary educational architecture in Tokyo. Completed in 1992, this facility was designed by architect Fuminoe Toru and ARCOM, representing the architectural trends of early 1990s Japan. Located in the Koyodai district of
...Inagi Municipal Shiroyama Elementary School stands as a notable example of contemporary educational architecture in Tokyo. Completed in 1992, this facility was designed by architect Fuminoe Toru and ARCOM, representing the architectural trends of early 1990s Japan. Located in the Koyodai district of Inagi City, the school serves as both an elementary and integrated educational institution. The design reflects thoughtful consideration of functional spaces for student learning and development. The building exemplifies the period's approach to combining practical educational requirements with contemporary design principles, making it of particular interest to those studying Japanese school architecture and its evolution during the Heisei era.