Fukutake Hall
Education · by Tadao Ando · 2008
Tokyo, Japan
Fukutake Hall at the University of Tokyo is a long, narrow academic facility designed by Tadao Ando. The building is partially embedded in the ground to respect the campus landscape and preserve existing trees. A 100-meter-long concrete “Thinking Wall” defines the campus edge and forms a buffer zone where students can gather. Stepped exterior space and controlled daylight bring activity and light down to the lower levels, supporting lectures and public events.
Directions · More by Tadao Ando · Architecture in Tokyo
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