Building: Waseda prep school kumegawa dormitory
早稲田予備校久米川寮
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1-2 aoba machida, higashimurayama-shi, tokyo
The Waseda Yobikou Kumegawa Dormitory, completed in 1980, is a residential facility located in Higashimurayama, Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuki Kensetu First-Class Architects Office, this dormitory exemplifies the functional design principles characteristic of late twentieth-century Japanese institutional architecture. Built to accommodate students preparing for university entrance examinations, the structure demonstrates practical spatial planning and efficient use of materials typical of the era. The building represents an important example of utilitarian residential design from Japan's period of rapid educational expansion, making it of particular interest to those studying institutional architecture and dormitory design from the 1980s.
The Waseda Yobikou Kumegawa Dormitory, completed in 1980, is a residential facility located in Higashimurayama, Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuki Kensetu First-Class Architects Office, this dormitory exemplifies the functional design principles characteristic of late twentieth-century Japanese in
...The Waseda Yobikou Kumegawa Dormitory, completed in 1980, is a residential facility located in Higashimurayama, Tokyo. Designed by architect Tatsuki Kensetu First-Class Architects Office, this dormitory exemplifies the functional design principles characteristic of late twentieth-century Japanese institutional architecture. Built to accommodate students preparing for university entrance examinations, the structure demonstrates practical spatial planning and efficient use of materials typical of the era. The building represents an important example of utilitarian residential design from Japan's period of rapid educational expansion, making it of particular interest to those studying institutional architecture and dormitory design from the 1980s.