Building: TAKANAWA KIDS-TO-TEENS HALL
港区立高輪子ども中高生プラザ
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1-4-35 takanawa, minato-ku, tokyo
Minato Ward Takanawa Children and Teens Plaza is a thoughtfully designed welfare facility completed in 2011 that seamlessly integrates a library and community center for young people. Located in Tokyo's Takanawa district, this project represents a collaborative effort between EDH Endoh Design Studio and Denephis Planning Research Institute. The architects, including Kenya Ishihara, Masaki Endoh, and Masaya Nakano, created a modern facility that serves as both an educational resource and social gathering space. The building demonstrates contemporary Japanese architecture's commitment to child-centered public spaces and community engagement through innovative design solutions.
Minato Ward Takanawa Children and Teens Plaza is a thoughtfully designed welfare facility completed in 2011 that seamlessly integrates a library and community center for young people. Located in Tokyo's Takanawa district, this project represents a collaborative effort between EDH Endoh Design Studio
...Minato Ward Takanawa Children and Teens Plaza is a thoughtfully designed welfare facility completed in 2011 that seamlessly integrates a library and community center for young people. Located in Tokyo's Takanawa district, this project represents a collaborative effort between EDH Endoh Design Studio and Denephis Planning Research Institute. The architects, including Kenya Ishihara, Masaki Endoh, and Masaya Nakano, created a modern facility that serves as both an educational resource and social gathering space. The building demonstrates contemporary Japanese architecture's commitment to child-centered public spaces and community engagement through innovative design solutions.
