NINOSHIMA GAKUEN (SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED)， KOUTOUYOUGO-BU (TRAINING SCHOOL FOR STUDENT)， GAKUSHU-KAN (STUDY ROOMS FOR CHILDREN)
YOICHIRO MIYAMORI ARCHITECT & ASSOCIATES
- Outline
- An orphanage located on Ninoshima Island, off the coast of Hiroshima City. The school was opened in 1946 as a facility for orphans who lost their parents in the atomic bombing. It later became a social welfare corporation. The newly constructed facilities include a dormitory for students aged 15-18 who are not attending high school due to disabilities, and a study hall (study room, library, and music room) that was added to the children's dormitory. Both buildings are open to the courtyard.
- Location
- Hiroshima
- Journal
- Shinkenchiku November 2010 issue
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