The paper has been published [Nissei Kishi Vol. 56, No. 4]

A paper from our laboratory was published in the Journal of the Japanese Biometeorological Society, Volume 56, Issue 4.

The title of the paper is

Actual measurement survey of the indoor thermal environment in the living room created when using a wood stove

A case study of a wooden detached house, including a “community-type house” in Kanayama Town, Yamagata Prefecture.

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Graduation exhibition gallery talk

On February 2020, 2, there was a gallery talk for design majors at the graduation exhibition.

I think it was a great experience to present in front of a large gallery.

I would like to introduce the presentations of Mr. Urakawa and Mr. Mizuhata from our laboratory.

 

Mr. Mizuhata's presentation came first.

 

This is Mr. Urakawa's presentation.

The moat of Kamejo Park...

Tsuchiura City is next door to Tsukuba City, where the University of Tsukuba is located.

Tsuchiura City, a former castle town with traditional architecture, is often used as a site for design exercises.

The other day, I heard a rumor that the moat at Kamejo Park in Tsuchiura Castle ruins had run out of water, and when I went there, it turned out to be true.

There is a recording of a certain program.

 

Things are different than usual.
The state of work in progress.
In some places there was almost no water.
There was just enough water left for the carp to swim.There were some carp whose dorsal fins were sticking out of the water.

The second half of the graduation exhibition has begun!

The second half of the University of Tsukuba College of Art Graduation Exhibition will be held from February 2th to 11th at the Tsukuba Art Museum in Ibaraki Prefecture.

The second half will be an exhibition for design majors and composition majors.

Design majors can not only create products but also read papers.

Additionally, a design department gallery talk will be held from 2:15 pm on February 14th.

We look forward to seeing you! !

 

Today was the setup.

Not only the 4th year students, but also the seniors and juniors helped out and worked until the very end of the time, but some parts were still not finished...I wonder what will happen! ?