JIAO Ziyu, doctoral course, and FUKUE Kota, master course, won the young excellent presentation award at the Architectural Institute of Japan. Congratulations!!
Our laboratory invited two local government officers from Osaki-Kamijima town in Hiroshima, where we have a renovation project, and held a presentation meeting. Student groups presented their planning for the project.
写真 美味しいランチ @ plus good day写真 カフェでのランチの様子。食事は交流を深める鍵。
では、次回。１週間後。
Kuba, Otake City, Hiroshima Prefecture. On a quiet beach facing the Seto Inland Sea, there is a café called “plus good day.
In early summer, the owner of the café offered to work with our students to repair the building.Heeding our wishes, we agreed to work with the craftsmen and have dinner together.Then, on December 7, a three-part workshop began.
In this workshop, we will repair the mortar-finished exterior walls on the first floor under the guidance of Mr. Nakamura, a carpenter, and Mr. Fujikawa, a plasterer.
Today we had a regular meeting regarding the ongoing Osaki-kamishima renovation project.This time, we reviewed the previous camp and discussed the next activities.
Among them, there was an explanation of the guidelines for the intra-laboratory competition. Teams will be divided into teams to propose ideas in a competition format.
The posters made by the competition team are wonderful.
Let’s do our best. I wish you all the best and hope you come up with a wonderful proposal.
On Osakikamijima, a remote island in the Seto Inland Sea of Hiroshima Prefecture, a project to renovate a former police station building is gradually progressing. Mr. Nao Kono of Tsumiki Architects, a firm specializing in participatory renovation in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture, came to the Osakikamijima site. Mr. Kono gave us a variety of advice, which was very informative.
With an introduction from an alumnus of our laboratory, a renovation project is underway at the cafe PLUS GOOD DAY in Otake City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
This café, which originated as a community development activity by female members of Otake City, is an iconic spot for community development in Otake City. The building is a 70-year-old old private house.
From October to November, third-year undergraduate students will propose renovation projects in a class called Architecture Seminar II. We recently visited the café to conduct hearings and on-site surveys.
Now, we are looking forward to seeing what kind of project will be proposed.
On Friday, November 4, the Chugoku Chapter of the Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) will hold an online symposium, “Work Styles in the Construction Industry: Past and Future”.
The main speaker, Dr. Saori Hamada, is a person who has greatly contributed to the solution of working styles in Japan, not only in the construction industry, but also in a wide range of fields such as manufacturers and government.
In addition, Ms. Tomoko Sasaki, a first-year master’s student in our laboratory, will present her research results at the beginning of the session.
Good luck, Ms. Sasaki!
Hello.
I am Nishioka, a fourth-year undergraduate student. The other day, I visited Miyoshi District Forestry Cooperative and observed a forest thinning site.
The actual logging and lumbering was very powerful, and I felt that the forest was brighter in the areas where the trees were cut.
I realized that I could get a lot of rich information by actually visiting the site.
I will make the most of this visit and do my best for my graduation design.
Thank you very much for the visit.
