Name | HORIBA Hiroshi |
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Official Title | Professor |
Affiliation | Architectural Design |
hhoriba@tcu.ac.jp | |
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Profile | My specialty is research and education about architectural plan and design. I have designed public and school buildings mainly, and some architectures have received prizes. I research ways to create public architecture that can gain new needs and peoples’ sympathy in modern society by making use of the area and place characteristics through various surveys and close observations. I also conduct research on new architectural designs that integrate new architectural structures, methods, materials, environmental technologies, including medium-sized buildings using of wood. |
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Award | JIA Tohoku Arvhitecture Award 2020 ( Miyanomori Elementary School), Public Buidings Award 2020 ( Yamaga Elementary School), AIJ Annua Architectural Design Commendation 2019 (Miyanomori Eementary School), Japan Wood Design Award 2019 (Miyanomori Elementary School),JIA Chugoku Architecture Award 2018 (Roadside Station Bingo Fuchu),JIA Grand Prix 2015(Yamaga Elementary School),2015 Good Design Award 2015 ( The University DINING), Annual Architectural Design Commendation of the Architectural Institute of Japan 2015( Kanazawa Umimirai Library),Design For Asia Gold Award (Kanazawa Umimirai Library ),2012 IIDA the best of Asia Pasific Design Awards, Annual, Prize of AIJ 1997 (Chiba Municipal Utase Elementary School) |
Affiliated academic society (Membership type) | The Japan Institute of Architects ( Regular member) Architectural Institute of Japan (Regular member) Tokyo Society of Architects and Building Engineers ( Regular member) Public Buildings Asoociation (Regular member) |
Education Field (Undergraduate level) | Archtecture design, Architecture planning, City planning, Archtectural history, preservation and utiaization |
Education Field (Graduate level) | Archtecture design, Architecture planning, City planning, Archtectural history, preservation and utiaization |