Hiroshi Horiba (Tokyo city university / Coelacanth K&H Architects Inc.)
Yuko Watanabe (Coelacanth K&H Architects Inc.)
Makoto Kobayashi (Tokyu Architects & Engineers INC.)
Yoshio Miyazaki, Toru Ochi (TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.)

The No.7 building is planned as the facility for center of student activities at the place where flow lines intersect in the campus. The building west side has jagged walls, large glass, and external blinds, making it a new symbol as a building whose expression changes while achieving both transparency and environmental performance. The design plan focuses on activities that students can take on individually or in small groups. The interior of the building is gently divided by glass partitions and furniture, creating a fluid and free space structure that allows people to feel each other’s presence.