This facility serves as a regional hub on Nihon University's engineering campus, and is an exchange facility that supports educational and research functions. The environmentally friendly architectural design incorporates a water cycle that utilizes rainwater and groundwater, as well as rooftop greenery, aiming for a comfortable thermal environment. The facility also promotes the use of local materials by deepening ties with local industries, using vertical log construction methods and wooden furniture made from locally sourced timber. This has resulted in a facility that combines sustainable architectural planning with involvement from the local community, and is a practical learning space with high educational value for students. In the future, there are plans to further expand the facility's functions to promote interaction with the local community.
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