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First-class urban redevelopment project designated as a special urban regeneration district

In 1993, the 117-year-old Awaji Elementary School was consolidated. This was a first-class urban redevelopment project that utilized the site to develop residential, commercial, and business facilities, as well as cultural and community facilities.

Giving urban areas a sense of mobility

In collaboration with the adjacent redevelopment area, we aimed to create a new urban space that would provide a rich open space filled with water and greenery for pedestrian spaces and squares, thereby creating a sense of movement.

Efforts towards new urban development

We have established community facilities that serve as hubs for regional exchange, as well as student-only apartments, and are organizing local events such as events using the facilities and squares, encouraging cross-generational interaction with local residents and workers.