University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Art, Hashimoto Laboratory
We conduct research on ``architectural and urban environmental design that is in harmony with the natural environment.''
A gallery talk for design majors was held from 2:16 pm on February 14th.
Thank you very much for your participation.
This gallery talk will give all design graduates a chance to present.
I think it was a valuable experience to have the opportunity to present my work in front of so many people, including my family, the people I care for, my seniors, and my juniors.
We will introduce presentations by graduates of environmental design and architectural design in the order of presentation.
Yesterday was the submission day for Design Exercise 6.
We received 24 unique answers to the challenge of ``Visualizing Tsukuba Oroshi.''
Since this is a second year student's work, there are still some areas where it is not technically perfect, but I think everyone did a great job.
I think there were many ambitious works that foreshadowed future growth.
I would like to introduce some of the works with photos.
From today until February 2th, the ``University of Tsukuba College of Art Graduation Works Exhibition (Composition Major/Design Major)'' is being held at the Tsukuba Art Museum in Ibaraki Prefecture.
This time we will introduce the works of graduates of environmental design and architectural design.
Everyone, please come and experience the live works at the venue.
Works by composition majors are also on display.
From February 2th to March 5rd, the ``University of Tsukuba School of Arts Graduation Works Exhibition'' and ``University of Tsukuba Graduate School of Human Sciences Master's Course Art Major Graduation Works Exhibition'' will be held at the Tsukuba Art Museum in Ibaraki Prefecture. .
From tomorrow, February 2th to February 13th, the graduation works of the composition major and design major of the School of Art will be on display.
Additionally, a design major gallery talk will be held on February 2th from 16:14 pm to 16:XNUMX pm.
The graduates are currently busy preparing for the exhibition.
Will we make it in time? ? ?
Today we had a class on Design Exercise XNUMX.
This is the final essay check for next week's submission, presentation, and review session.
During the design seminar at the University of Tsukuba College of Art, Department of Design, each student is given the opportunity to make presentations and exchange opinions through Esquis Check.
It can be quite difficult in a large class like at a private university.
We have come up with a variety of unique ideas, and we are looking forward to seeing the final product.
In the end, I hope that the proposal will not end up being just a proposal for a "thing," but a proposal for a "space/place."
The main purpose of this survey in Tsushima was to conduct a small climate observation survey targeting the Waniura village.
Particular attention is paid to the wind environment.
This observation occurred on a day with strong winds.
A maximum wind speed of over 9m/s was observed.
This was probably the strongest wind in my observation experience.
Waniura village has a topography that opens toward the sea on the north side, and we were able to observe how the winter seasonal winds directly hit the village.
The purpose of the survey is to clarify part of the relationship between these harsh climatic conditions and the location of Koya Gunkura.
