Building: TOKYO UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE SETAGAYA CAMPUS BUILDING NO.1
東京農業大学世田谷キャンパス 新1号館
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1-1-1 sakuragaoka, setagaya-ku, tokyo
Tokyo University of Agriculture's Setagaya Campus New Building No. 1, completed in 2011, represents a sophisticated contemporary addition to this historic educational institution. Designed by architects Shigeyoshi Yamamoto, Akihiko Ito, and Tomoya Oshio in collaboration with Kumesekkei, the building exemplifies modern academic architecture. Located in the Sakuraoka district, this structure seamlessly integrates sustainable design principles with functional educational spaces. The collaboration of multiple design perspectives resulted in a building that enhances campus connectivity while maintaining visual harmony with its surroundings. It stands as a testament to thoughtful contemporary campus planning that prioritizes both pedagogical innovation and architectural excellence in higher education design.
Tokyo University of Agriculture's Setagaya Campus New Building No. 1, completed in 2011, represents a sophisticated contemporary addition to this historic educational institution. Designed by architects Shigeyoshi Yamamoto, Akihiko Ito, and Tomoya Oshio in collaboration with Kumesekkei, the building
...Tokyo University of Agriculture's Setagaya Campus New Building No. 1, completed in 2011, represents a sophisticated contemporary addition to this historic educational institution. Designed by architects Shigeyoshi Yamamoto, Akihiko Ito, and Tomoya Oshio in collaboration with Kumesekkei, the building exemplifies modern academic architecture. Located in the Sakuraoka district, this structure seamlessly integrates sustainable design principles with functional educational spaces. The collaboration of multiple design perspectives resulted in a building that enhances campus connectivity while maintaining visual harmony with its surroundings. It stands as a testament to thoughtful contemporary campus planning that prioritizes both pedagogical innovation and architectural excellence in higher education design.