Architectural Anthropology/ Anthropological Architecture/ Ethnographic Architectural Study
Housing and Environmental Design Studio / Laboratory is specializing FIELD ARCHITECTURE, RE-DSIGN OF THE COMMUNITY, CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL LANDSCAPE, in School of Architecture, Shibaura Institute of Technology Tokyo. The Lab. aims at understanding interaction between architecture and human being especially focusing on vernacular ways of housing and dwelling world wide and presenting the new ways how to make use of it in the current context and for the further sustainable development of the community.
Imagination and creativity Black House in Chiang Rai
Origin and Mystery Black House Chiang Rai
Sketch is our most basic skill
Team work and individual work
small power gathering
Local knowledge: House Renovation Project in Northern Thailand
Cooperation with local people: Eco Museum project in Laos
Licit Architecture Theory in high density area
Cross-cultural understanding and cultural relativism
Development of revitalization method of living culture and cultural landscape of Southeast Asian waterfront village and dissemination of the method by reverse innovation
Religion and ritual practice: House of Ogami Island, Okinawa
Live and die in the house: Bena, Flores Is. Indonesia
Noble and Slave: Social relationship in Rindi, East Sumba
Architecture beyond our imagination
We go ahead!
汎用データベース
清水研究室
2017/07/13
13th International Conference of Thai Studies at Chiang Mai, Thailand, 15-18 July 2017
We participated 13th International Conference of Thai Studies at Chiang Mai, Thailand. The conference focused on "Globalized Thailand?" Connectivity, Conflict, and Conundrums of Thai Studies. It was a great time for us to attend and present our research result in Thailand.
Mr. Hara, a graduate student from SIT, presented his research in poster session at conference.
Our session was moderated by famous anthropologist of Knox college, Nancy Eberhardt.
Prior to the conference, I made visiting lecture on our house conservation project at Faculty of Architecture, Chiang mai University
Greatly appreciated the dean of faculty to give us a great opportunity.
