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Architects: Studio SUMO
- Area: 30 m²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Daiken Corporation, Daiko, Infill Japan, Itoki, Nagaoka Sash Kogyo, Toli Corporation
Text description provided by the architects. As Japan copes with a declining population, universities are trying to attract an increasingly international student body for both long and short term stays. This dormitory and International Center for approximately 140 international students efficiently houses, educates, and integrates a population that is both culturally and economically diverse through a collection of shared public spaces and rooms that range from singles and doubles with private baths, to rooms sleeping four with shared bathing facilities.
