Building: TOKYO METROPOLITAN OYAMA HIGH SCHOOL
東京都立大山高等学校
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5-18-1 komone, itabashi-ku, tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Oyama High School, completed in 1998, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese educational architecture. Located in Itabashi Ward, this integrated facility serves elementary, middle, and high school students. Designed by a collaborative team including architects Kawashima Kazuo and Higashihara Katsuyuki from Maekawa Architectural Design Office, along with Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Bureau of Finance and Construction, the school exemplifies thoughtful institutional design. The building reflects the period's approach to creating cohesive learning environments that accommodate multiple educational levels while maintaining distinct functional spaces for different age groups.
Tokyo Metropolitan Oyama High School, completed in 1998, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese educational architecture. Located in Itabashi Ward, this integrated facility serves elementary, middle, and high school students. Designed by a collaborative team including architects K
...Tokyo Metropolitan Oyama High School, completed in 1998, stands as a notable example of late 20th-century Japanese educational architecture. Located in Itabashi Ward, this integrated facility serves elementary, middle, and high school students. Designed by a collaborative team including architects Kawashima Kazuo and Higashihara Katsuyuki from Maekawa Architectural Design Office, along with Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Bureau of Finance and Construction, the school exemplifies thoughtful institutional design. The building reflects the period's approach to creating cohesive learning environments that accommodate multiple educational levels while maintaining distinct functional spaces for different age groups.