The Campus of Eishin – High SchooI: Photographs of distant view of the campus

01/01/1986

Distant View

A distant view of the whole campus site with the building volumes close to its entrance side clearly visible.
The photo was exhibited during the Locus Manifesto Exposition in Science Cabinet #1 of the exhibit, with focus on built projects and their environment/landscape adaptation, by the C.E.S. .

Content of

Project 2 Items

Eishin Campus - High School and College Complex 1982 to 1987

Nihongi 112-1, Iruma-shi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan

Educational, Realized , The first largest part was completed in 1985, the second part in 1988, and one more building was added in 1995

The project was envisioned to be a new combined High School and College Complex for the Eishin Gakuen Foundation, in Saitama prefecture, outside Tokyo, and was designed as such. The campus was to be the working environment of a population ...
Eishin Campus - High School 1982 to 1995

Nihongi 112-1, Iruma-shi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan

Educational, Realized , The first largest part was completed in 1985, the second part in 1988, and one more building was added in 1995

The High School is the part of the Eishin Campus that was constructed, with a total construction area of 12,000 square meters. It is a complex of thirty-five buildings, with pedestrian colonnaded streets, gates and gardens, and a lake with ...

References

Public Events 1 Items

Locus Manifesto-exposition "Re-enchant the World: Architecture and the City facing Society´s Transitions" 21/05/2014 to 06/10/2014

Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine, Paris, France

Exhibition

The 40 architects already awarded the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture participated and exhibited their works. The exhibition was on international touring until 2016. Christopher Alexander’s participation included the extensive presentation of the Mexicali project in the “Saving the People’s Habitat” ...

Visual & Audio Materials 1 Items

Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented some aspects of the layout process of a project on the land, using the Eishin Campus as a positive example 4 4) The completed campus as seen from a distance 30/05/2014

Public Event, Visual, Exhibition Board

Four boards included in the Science Cabinet #1 section of the exhibit, illustrating various stages and versions of the Eishin campus layout process. Included are images of diagrams, sketches, model, and flags from the layout process on the field, as ...