SAKO Architects

A vibrant and colorful world for children has been created by utilizing a corner of the stadium foyer. This space serves as an early education activity center where children, from infants to elementary school students, can enjoy learning according to their age and developmental stage.

In the 16-meter-high atrium, 436 pencil-like poles have been erected to form five cylindrical volumes. The interiors of these cylinders are divided into three levels, housing rooms for 25 different activities, including a multipurpose hall, a theater, a dance studio, a picture book library, a sandbox, and a market.

Connecting these rooms is a gently sloping ramp that spirals upward to a height of 10 meters, following the colorful poles. Children traverse this ramp as they move from one room to another, discovering new activities along the way. The striking views of the atrium that greet them at every turn immerse the children in an extraordinary, fairy tale-like atmosphere.

In the basement pool area, vibrant colors have been applied to the ceiling louvers, creating the impression of swimming beneath a rainbow. This design aims to evoke a sense of wonder and joy for the children.

We hope that the vivid and immersive experiences offered by this facility will leave a lasting impression on the hearts of the children, becoming a cherished memory that stays with them for a lifetime.