The annex of Jissen Junior and Senior High School in Tokyo. A facility for self-learning built on an enclave. It consists of various places for self-learning and a hall. Ministerial approval made it possible to construct a 12.5-meter-high, four-story one-room atrium without fire shutters. The ridge line of the roof, which was determined while excluding the north diagonal and sun-shading regulations, is also reflected in the interior. Smoke is exhausted through the louvers on the ceiling, through the attic, and from the top light.

Japan | Tokyo

Shinkenchiku May 2011 issue 72P