Tokyo University Law School Learning CenterCompletion Date:2004
This new facility for Tokyo University’s Law School is sited on the highly public campus edge between the University’s well-known Akamon and Seimon entry gates – two symbolic faces of Tokyo University. Anticipating a possible change to public use in the future, the planning has as few fixed elements as possible, allowing for greater future flexibility. Within its context of mature trees and monumental gothic architecture, the building’s modest scale and screen-like translucency symbolize a new openness for Tokyo University.
Location: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Completion Date: 2004
Building Type: Institutional
Structural System: Steel, Reinforced Concrete (basement)
Number of Floors: 1 Basement + 4 Stories
Site Area: 402,682 m²
Building Area: 713 m²
Total Floor Area: 2,905 m²
Structural Engineer: Hanawa Structural Engineers
Mechanical / Electrical Engineer: Nichiei Sekkei