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Galaxy City

"Systems" and "spaces" that embody the concept of "children making"

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  • "Space Asurechik" is a complex experience space that combines play space and art space.

    "Space Asurechik" is a complex experience space that combines play space and art space.

  • Top: "White Atelier," a play space that fosters creativity. Bottom: "Digital Canvas," a digital play space featuring children's lively voices, letters, and illustrations.

    Top: "White Atelier," a play space that fosters creativity. Bottom: "Digital Canvas," a digital play space featuring children's lively voices, letters, and illustrations.

  • Top: The "Wakuwaku Desk" is an experience space where children, adults, and university professors all tried out and created exciting kits. Bottom: The "Climbing Park" is where children's creations are scattered along the climbing course.

    Top: The "Wakuwaku Desk" is an experience space where children, adults, and university professors all tried out and created exciting kits. Bottom: The "Climbing Park" is where children's creations are scattered along the climbing course.

  • During parent-child time at "Space Asurechik", fathers and mothers can play together with their children.

    During parent-child time at "Space Asurechik", fathers and mothers can play together with their children.

  • Galaxy City
  • Top: "White Atelier," a play space that fosters creativity. Bottom: "Digital Canvas," a digital play space featuring children's lively voices, letters, and illustrations.
  • Top: The "Wakuwaku Desk" is an experience space where children, adults, and university professors all tried out and created exciting kits. Bottom: The "Climbing Park" is where children's creations are scattered along the climbing course.
  • During parent-child time at "Space Asurechik", fathers and mothers can play together with their children.

Photo: Kudo Original Photo Photo courtesy of Adachi Ward

About the Project

Overview Adachi Ward's Galaxy City has carried out a complete renovation of its facilities in order to resolve issues in the ward's child-rearing environment (declining educational opportunities in the home and community, fewer opportunities for play and hands-on experiences, etc.).
Based on the ward's children's policy, which is based on the basic principle of "nurturing the ability to survive resilient," the facility has been transformed into a place where children can no longer passively experience the games they are given, but rather participate in the creation of the facility themselves and constantly share their expressive activities.
Issues/Themes The theme is "A galaxy created by children."
By involving children in the process leading up to the opening and in ongoing programs after the opening, we hope to foster a spirit of adventure in the children and maintain a lively image of the facility.
Space Solution/Realization "Kids Meeting" (abbreviated as "Kodomi") was established as a place to embody the idea of "children making." Through design and production, various creative activities were carried out by the "children" and adults of various generations, and spaces were created throughout the facility where these activities could be expressed. We aim to solve problems by creating both mechanisms (community design) and spaces (space design) to realize the theme of the facility.

Basic Information

Client Adachi Ward
Services Provided Display Planning, Design, Layout, Production, Construction, Operation
Our Team General Manager: Akihiko Wada
Planning: Haruhiro Tateishi, Yuko Onisawa, Hanae Yamada
Direction: Tsuyoshi Kato
Design, Layout: Takahiro Ishikawa
Signed Direction: Kenji Takahashi
Awards "7th Kids Design Award"
"32nd Display Industry Award" Display Industry Encouragement Award
"DSA Space Design Award 2013" Excellence Award, Special Research and Planning Award
"JCD Design Award 2013" BEST100
Selected for the 47th SDA Award
Location Adachi Ward, Tokyo
Open April 2013
Website http://www.galaxcity.jp/
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*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.

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