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日本藤幼儿园近些年来一直是建筑设计界和教育界的一个热门话题,被誉为“最有幸福感的幼儿园”。园长及设计师们认为,现代的便利设备剥夺了孩子们的感官体验,所以要崇尚自然,给孩子们提供一些生活的“常识”。在树上攀爬,在屋顶玩耍东京都立川市的藤幼儿园原本默默无闻,校舍陈旧,在孩子减少浪潮的冲击中陷入了招生困境。2007年,加藤积一园长决定重新翻修幼儿园,他聘请了著名设计师佐藤可士和。佐藤发现幼儿园内参天
Japanese rattan kindergarten in recent years has been a hot topic in the architectural design and education, known as “the happiest kindergarten ”. Heads and designers think modern conveniences deprive children of their sensory experience, so they should advocate nature and provide children with some “common sense” of life. Climbing in the trees and playing on the roof Rattan kindergarten in Tachikawa, Tokyo was originally unknown and the school buildings were outdated and fell into the predicament of enrolling students as the child reduced the impact of the wave. In 2007, Kato Jiichi chieftain decided to renovate kindergarten, he hired the famous designer Sato Cox and. Sato found kindergarten towering