International Architectural & Urban Design Workshop
日本建築学会 まちづくり支援建築会議／都市計画委員会
Architectural Institute of Japan
Town Building Support Committee/ Urban Planning Research Committee
日本建築学会 国際建築都市デザインワークショップ日本建築学会 まちづくり支援建築会議／都市計画委員会
Dear Friends,
The Architectural Institute of Japan will host the "InternationalArchitectural & Urban Design Workshop 2013 in Tamura" from July21st to 29th, 2013. Please read the following information and startapplying it. We are looking forward to seeing you soon.
Chaiman of Executive Committee
Masami Kobayashi
Record of Karatsu International Architectural & UrbanDesign Workshop 2010
Record of Takahashi International Architectural & UrbanDesign Workshop 2011
日本語
Deadline was extended to 6/25 !!
Don't hesitate to apply.
CALL for Participants !!
"Urban and Rural Design in Tamura City
toward Regeneration of "Fukushima" Region"
−「福島」の再生に向けた田村市復興デザインの提案−
Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) will host an International Architectural and Urban Design Workshop in July, 2013. We will call for enthusiastic students from all over the world to participate.
Tamura is a city composed of beautiful towns and villages located on Abukuma highlands with abundant naturalassets.In spite of the fact that the city has not been strongly affected by the radioactive contamination caused by the explosion of Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant after the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11th, 2011, it has lost its original local power till now.
This workshop will investigate how to enhance the revitalization of the city,and will propose several visions for its regeneration. (theme is subject to change)
■Date: July 21 (Sat)-29(Sun), 2013
■Venue: Tamura city, Fukushima prefecture, Japan
■Participants: Maximum 40 international students
■Register Fee:20,000yen (Incl. accomodation and meal)
■Host: Architectural Institute of Japan
Town Building Support Committee/ Urban Planning Research Committee
■Instructors: Masami Kobayashi, Atushi Deguchi, Hajo Neis, Naomichi Kurata,
Tsuyoshi Seike, Stefan Pellegrini, Anne Scheou, Hiroshi Koike,
Hiroo Tanaka, Hiroki Okamoto, Jung Fang So
Tamura city has not been strongly affected by the radioactive contamination.
See more detail information (English)
See more detail information (Japanese)
Register
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Photos of the past workshop participants
in Karatsu, Saga 2010
Don't hesitate to apply.
CALL for Participants !!
"Urban and Rural Design in Tamura City
toward Regeneration of "Fukushima" Region"
−「福島」の再生に向けた田村市復興デザインの提案−
Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) will host an International Architectural and Urban Design Workshop in July, 2013. We will call for enthusiastic students from all over the world to participate.
Tamura is a city composed of beautiful towns and villages located on Abukuma highlands with abundant naturalassets.In spite of the fact that the city has not been strongly affected by the radioactive contamination caused by the explosion of Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant after the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11th, 2011, it has lost its original local power till now.
This workshop will investigate how to enhance the revitalization of the city,and will propose several visions for its regeneration. (theme is subject to change)
■Date: July 21 (Sat)-29(Sun), 2013
■Venue: Tamura city, Fukushima prefecture, Japan
■Participants: Maximum 40 international students
■Register Fee:20,000yen (Incl. accomodation and meal)
■Host: Architectural Institute of Japan
Town Building Support Committee/ Urban Planning Research Committee
■Instructors: Masami Kobayashi, Atushi Deguchi, Hajo Neis, Naomichi Kurata,
Tsuyoshi Seike, Stefan Pellegrini, Anne Scheou, Hiroshi Koike,
Hiroo Tanaka, Hiroki Okamoto, Jung Fang So
Tamura city has not been strongly affected by the radioactive contamination.
See more detail information (English)
See more detail information (Japanese)
Register
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Photos of the past workshop participants
in Karatsu, Saga 2010
in Takahashi, Okayama 2011
in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo 2012