With the aging of the population and the declining birth rate, two kindergartens, a day-care center, and a child-care support center have been integrated to form the city's child-care center. Each facility is arranged in a spiral shape to enclose the schoolyard, and it is intended to be a facility where various functions and activities of children and adults overlap. At the same time, it can flexibly respond to future changes in the childcare environment.

Japan | Fukuoka

Shinkenchiku June 2014 issue 142P