Tama Art University Library
Tokyo, Japan
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Tama Art University Library comprises two locations in Tokyo—one at the Hachioji campus and one at the Kaminoge campus—designed by architect Toyo Ito and completed in 2007. Constructed in concrete and steel, the library serves Tama Art University's students and faculty with collections focused on art education and research, supplemented by databases covering design, architecture, film, photography, and related fields of study.
Architect
- Built
- Type
- academic library
- Materials
- concrete, steel
- Place
- Tokyo, Japan
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