The library building at Shonan Institute is designed to integrate learning spaces, allowing libraries and classrooms to inspire each other and foster spontaneous interactions.
By removing walls in classrooms and creating connections with the outside, the design encourages a seamless transition between learning spaces and promotes interactions between students.
The pentagonal layout and varied floor heights contribute to an open, nest-like environment, enhancing the potential for diverse activities and collaborative learning among students.
The architects shifted away from traditional classroom designs, envisioning a setting that fosters exploration, discovery, and a closer relationship between students and their learning environment.
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