Aerial photograph of a wheel-chair accessible pool. Starting with a floor-level ramp, the structure spirals inward and down and continous to the water-filled pool. The overall structure of the pool is round and is outlined by the spiralling ramp. Two half-moon windows illumunate the indoor pool. The color of the floor and walls are in a gray cement color. There is a off-white chair and an overhead shower on the right and a vase in the corner of the room.

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Graphic, Jikka Housing Complex, with Wheelchair-Accessible Pool

This is a Graphic. It was firm: SUMA. It is dated 2015–19. Its medium is graphic reproduction.

This wheelchair-accessible pool is part of a mountain residence designed by architect Issei Suma. It is among the amenities provided to the community of retired individuals and families that combine private spaces for living and working, and public spaces such as kitchens and access to nature—all of which are designed with accessibility in mind.

It is credited Courtesy of Issei Suma, photo by Takumi Ota.