Building: SUGISAWA PRIMARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL
五城目町立杉沢小・中学校
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baba, gojome-cho, minami-akita-gun, akita
Sugisaw Elementary and Junior High School, located in Gojome Town, Akita Prefecture, represents an intriguing example of 1990s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1993 by Zaō Architectural Design Office, this facility combines elementary and junior high education within a single modern complex. The building exemplifies the design philosophy of early 1990s Japan, when educational institutions began integrating multiple school levels to optimize spatial efficiency and resource allocation. The architectural approach reflects contemporary concerns for functional design and community-focused infrastructure, making it a noteworthy case study for understanding regional educational building practices during this transitional period in Japanese architecture.
Sugisaw Elementary and Junior High School, located in Gojome Town, Akita Prefecture, represents an intriguing example of 1990s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1993 by Zaō Architectural Design Office, this facility combines elementary and junior high education within a single modern c
...Sugisaw Elementary and Junior High School, located in Gojome Town, Akita Prefecture, represents an intriguing example of 1990s Japanese educational architecture. Completed in 1993 by Zaō Architectural Design Office, this facility combines elementary and junior high education within a single modern complex. The building exemplifies the design philosophy of early 1990s Japan, when educational institutions began integrating multiple school levels to optimize spatial efficiency and resource allocation. The architectural approach reflects contemporary concerns for functional design and community-focused infrastructure, making it a noteworthy case study for understanding regional educational building practices during this transitional period in Japanese architecture.