In this environment, they not only set communication space at the end of the entrance where they can see residents in the area and those who graduated from the kindergarten but also the garden classified by age where the children of other ages can see.

1. CASE STUDY : ST
NURSERY
DESIGNED BY: YOUJI NO
SHIRO
HIBONOSEKKEI

2. INTRODUCTION
ARCHITECTS : YOUJI NO SHIRO,HIBONOSEKKEI
LOCATION : SAITAMA,JAPAN
DESIGN BY : TAKU HIBINO
AREA : 768.74 sq. m

3. PLAN

4. ELEVATIONS

5. SECTION

6. FENESTRATION
THE DINING SPACE IN THE
NURSERY HAS A CLESTORY WHICH
ALLOWS ENOUGH LIGHT TO PSS
AND LIT THE SPACE.
THE BUILDING HAS AN
INTERMEDIATE SPACE WITH FIXED
GLASS WINDOWS WHICH ALLOWS
LIGHT TO PASS THROUGH
ONE OF THE SIDES BEING
OPENABLE ALLOWS CROSS
VENTILATION TOO.

7. MOVEMENT
THE PHYSICAL
MOVEMENT IS THROUGH
THE LONG CORRIDORS
WHICH LEAD TO MANY
SPACES.

8. TEXTURE AND SKIN
THE COLOR USED FOR THE
EXTERIOR FAÇADE IS
CONTRASTING THE INTERIOR
THE MAJOR MATERIALS USED
DURING CONSTRUCTION IS
WOOD,CONCRETE,GLASS ETC..

9. SCALE
BASED ON THE AGE
GROUP, THE
ANTHROPOMETRY OF
OBJECTS HAVE BEEN
VARIED.
EVEN THE FURNITURE IN
THE DINING HAVE BEEN
MODIFIED FOR USAGE BY
KIDS.