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SUSTAINABLE BUILDING DESIGN BOOK

The 2005 World Sustainable Building Conference in Tokyo, Student Session

23-29 September 2005, Tokyo, Japan

Edited and Published by:

Printed in Japan

2005

i CONTENTS

CONTENTS / FOREWORD

PREFACE

LOCATION OF PROJECTS

LIST OF THE PROJECTS

CREDITS

JAPAN SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURES

GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DESIGN & RESEARCH

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Chapter

i, ii

iii

vii

viii

Page Number

5~7

9~31

32~95

ii FOREWORD

On behalf of the SB05Tokyo Student Session Organising Committee, I would like to welcome you all

to Tokyo and to the first attempt of a student session in the series of Sustainable Building

Conferences. We initiated this event based on the brief that it could create networks between young

architects and researchers in the field of Sustainable Building, and that the networks could act as an

essential catalyst for forming a better, less unsustainable future.

Under the slogan of "building a sustainable future", the SB05Tokyo Student Session has attracted

more than 120 participants with no fewer than 34 nationalities. With the help of quite a few experts

and fellow Student Session participants, the SB05 Student Session Organising Committee, a group

of 29 students from 9 Japanese universities and 11 countries, has prepared this event with a range

of activities such as Plenary Session on SB International Comparison, Design Workshop, Discussion-

based Workshops, Activity-based Workshops, Poster Session and Walking Tours.

Along with the preparation for these activities, the Organisers for the Plenary Session on SB

International Comparison and the Design Workshop have dreamed up the idea of publishing a

Design Book with works of fellow international participants and some of the best examples of

Sustainable Building in Japan. Accordingly, the Committee decided to publish this book to distribute

to the participants of the SB05Tokyo Student Session and the SB05Tokyo main conference.

Lastly I would like to show my sincere appreciation for the architects and students from all over the

world who have kindly provided us such a wonderful work of theirs. I truly hope this book could help

inspire our fellow young architects and researchers, and could contribute to build a sustainable future.

HIRANO Tomoko

Chair of SB05Tokyo Student Session Organising Committee

PhD Candidate, Department of Architecture, The University of Tokyo

iii PREFACE

The “heat island” phenomenon in the urban

areas is worsening in a high speed. Tough there

are few possible causes for this, the many artifi-

cial materials covering the surface and the

reduction of the latent heat flux, which is caused

by the increase of the thermal storage and the

decrease of the water-holding capacity, are

thought to be the major causes.

Bio-climatic Design, Environmental Architecture,

Urban Regeneration, Ecology, Technology,

Building Renovation... concepts that are now

important part of the XXI century's lexicon. Global

new vocabularies can be found from vernacular

houses to large scale urban developments, in

local communities or even in ecumenopoleis.

"Sustainability" must be a part of our daily life. Its

magical attraction forms a part of the homoge -

neous elements of the quintessential characteris-

tics in any place on earth... crossing across

immerse in hidden dimensions... floating around

trying to let us discover its undeniable benefits.

For building sustainable city, the recovery of the

green, such as farming land and timberland, and

a creation of a comfortable environment is the

most important factor. Different from the past age

when architecture required an environmental

sacrifice, in this century of the environment, an

architectural design which lessens the burden on

the environment by using natural energy and can

also be sustainable to time is required.

This year, Japan was selected to be the host of

"The 2005 World Sustainable Building

Conference". We considered it important to share

Japan's sustainable new architectures but also to

show examples from all over the globe.

The idea of this design book is to present those

sustainable buildings such as, zero-emission

refined building, passively designed energy-sav-

ing building and green building that contributes

to the protection of the organisms' diversity and

the recovery of the nature, which the Japanese

architects have been introducing to the world.

These buildings exist as, and will remain as the

place of recreation and relaxation. I wish this

book will serve as a useful reference for many

students who will learn design from now on.

Together with the 22 examples of sustainable

buildings of japanese architects, we decided to

publish in this booklet the works and researches

about sustainability of the Student Session's par-

ticipants. Among the works, 32 entries were

received from 17 different countries of the 5 con-

tinents.

We are proud to present this "SUSTAINABLE

BUILDING DESIGN BOOK" and we hope you

can learn from the examples showed on it.

Shoko Hashida

Editor

PhD Candidate, Department of Landscape Engineering

Meiji University

Jose Martin Gomez Tagle Morales

Editor

PhD Candidate, Department of Architecture

The University of Tokyo

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