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Otonoha School
Project Featured on Apr 21, 2014
Otonoha School is a nursery school that provides children with nature and music. The symbol is a tree with note.Rice fields are left all around the city. In the surroundings, we made the floors connected to the fields of rice ear and the hills that children can climb and look.
Feeling a good crop of riceThe children become familiar with how rice which is Japanese staple food grows. The children under one-year old and ｔｈｅ one-year old children grow, seeing the scenery of farming outside the window from the room on the first floor everyday. The children from two-year old to five-year old experience the farming with the farmers in the neighborhood. They plant rice, watch living creatures, harvest rice, make rice balls with their parents and have a lunch party.
Feeling the soundChildren feel the rhythm when they play eurythmics and they also feel the sound when they run together with it. The room on the second floor can be divided from one-room to twelve spaces by wooden partitions and lace curtains with various sizes and atmosphere. The deck in the south connects to the big stairs and the green slope where a school teacher planted clovers and the field. This is a space that has an image for the practice of eurythmics. The inside and the outside are connected and go through with a mixture of various sounds such as the sound of instrument, the voice of children, the sound of wind in the field and insects.The two artists designed to add the softness of nature to the interior. The light and curtains harmonized with the motion of wind and children. Everything around the environment becomes as one.
Lighting: Shintaro Yoshimura / Metal Art YoshimuraCurtain & School Name & Logo: Naomi Ito Photo: Akiyoshi Fukuzawa
Feeling a good crop of riceThe children become familiar with how rice which is Japanese staple food grows. The children under one-year old and ｔｈｅ one-year old children grow, seeing the scenery of farming outside the window from the room on the first floor everyday. The children from two-year old to five-year old experience the farming with the farmers in the neighborhood. They plant rice, watch living creatures, harvest rice, make rice balls with their parents and have a lunch party.
Feeling the soundChildren feel the rhythm when they play eurythmics and they also feel the sound when they run together with it. The room on the second floor can be divided from one-room to twelve spaces by wooden partitions and lace curtains with various sizes and atmosphere. The deck in the south connects to the big stairs and the green slope where a school teacher planted clovers and the field. This is a space that has an image for the practice of eurythmics. The inside and the outside are connected and go through with a mixture of various sounds such as the sound of instrument, the voice of children, the sound of wind in the field and insects.The two artists designed to add the softness of nature to the interior. The light and curtains harmonized with the motion of wind and children. Everything around the environment becomes as one.
Lighting: Shintaro Yoshimura / Metal Art YoshimuraCurtain & School Name & Logo: Naomi Ito Photo: Akiyoshi Fukuzawa
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