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The graduate students get experiences of the ongoing design works in "Practice in Architectural Design" with the staffs of the “Architecture and Urban Design Studio, Mukogawa Women's university.” Students designed mosaic tiles which were placed on the floor beside the pillars in the platforms. The 300 mm x 300 mm square sheets of the mosaic tiles made by the students were used in the construction. |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.1 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.1 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.2 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.2 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.3 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.3 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.4 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.4 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.7 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.7 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.9 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.9 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.10 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.10 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.11 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.11 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.12 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.12 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.13 of Osaka platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile no.13 of Osaka platform |
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| The motifs of the mosaics are a sailing boat coming and going through Seto Inland Sea as abstraction of distant views, a fish swimming through a wave as intermediate views and a beachcomber lapping onto the shore as near views. The students designed patterns of waves and boats arranged on the 20mm square grids, referring to the "The Great Wave of Kanagawa", which is a woodblock print by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai Katsushika. The patterns were combined and arranged to represent landscapes of the sea from the Naruo beach. The 13 mosaic sheets of different patterns were created. |
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October 31, 2014 - Consideration of motif of a stripe pattern in the studio |
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October 31, 2014 - Consideration of motif of a stripe pattern in the studio |
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November 5, 2014 - Consideration of motifs at construction site |
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November 7, 2014 - Consideration of motifs of a wave pattern |
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| November 14, 2014 - Consideration of motifs |
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November 14, 2014 - The students arranged the small mosaic tiles to evaluated their designs and color combinations. |
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November 17, 2014 - Consideration of motifs; They compared the 13 types of designs and gave them a uniform look. |
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| November 26, 2014 - A workshop to paste a sheet of paper on the arranged tiles |
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November 26, 2014 - A workshop to paste a sheet of paper on the arranged tiles |
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November 28, 2014 - Comparison of white, light gray, and dark gray colored of joint mortar |
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| December 9, 2014 - Confirmation of the color tone under the sunlight using a mock-up of No9 |
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December 11, 2014 - Confirmation of the color tone at the site using a mock-up |
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December 12, 2014 - January 15, 2015: Working on mosaic sheets |
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| December 12, 2014 - January 15, 2015: Confirmation and adjustment of the color tone of the mosaic |
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February 17, 2015: Visiting the construction site |
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February 17, 2015: Visiting the construction site |
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| March 13: Final completion of the mosaic tiles |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 1 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 1 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 2 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 2 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 3 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 3 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 4 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 4 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 5 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 5 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 6 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 6 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 7 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 7 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 8 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 8 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 9 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 9 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 10 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 10 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 11 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 11 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 12 of Kobe platform |
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Design of the mosaic tile No. 12 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 13 of Kobe platform |
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| Design of the mosaic tile No. 13 of Kobe platform |
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Hanshin Electric Railway Co., Ltd.
Architectural Design Studio in Mukogawa Women’s University
Shigeyuki OKAZAKI: Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University,
Professor, Head, Department of Architecture, Mukogawa Women's University
Mamoru KAWAGUCHI: Professor Emeritus, Hosei University,
President, KAWAGUCHI & ENGINEERS,
Visiting Professor, Mukogawa Women's University
Department of Architecture, Mukogawa Women’s University, Japan
Noritoshi SUGIURA
Keisuke INOMATA
Junko MORIMOTO
Aya YAMAGUCHI |
