Takaharu
Tezuka

Takaharu Tezuka (born 1964) has redefined educational and communal architecture through his playful, open designs that prioritize interaction, flexibility, and natural integration. Co-founder of Tezuka Architects, he is best known for the Fuji Kindergarten, an award-winning circular school that fosters child-centered learning through open space and connectivity. Other notable works include the Roof House and the Sora no Mori Clinic, which emphasize light, air, and human-scale design. His work challenges conventional boundaries, advocating for architecture that is engaging, emotionally resonant, and deeply connected to its users.