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Shimizu Hajime清水 肇
University of the Ryukyus · Graduate School of Science and Engineering · 教授
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神社University of the Ryukyus · Graduate School of Science and Engineering · 教授
Research keywordsTypology・Quarter・(Canadian・coin)・Architecture・Period・(music)・Ancient
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- 学童保育施設における「遊び家具」の取り組み その1:「一畳ロフト」の設置による生活の場づくりの実践と過ごし方の分析2025 · 本報告は、学童保育施設において遊びの対象であるとともに生活の場を構成するものとして製作した「遊び家具」の導入を通じた知見を示すものである。沖縄県内の学童保育施設において小型のロフトに似た「一畳ロフト」を導入し、子どもの過ごし方の観察調査を実施した。 「一畳ロフト」は主に拠点利用、不定型行為が多い子ども、あるいは子ども集団における位置が流動的な子どもに主に使われていた。本報告の知見は学童保育施設のスタッフによる生活の場所づくりの道具として「遊び家具」を活用する可能性を示したものである。
- Physical features and social analysis of Gozar: The case of Quzzat quarter of Herat Old City, Afghanistan2024 · Asim, GM; Shimizu, H
- Physical features and analysis of traditional mosques: The case of Quzzat quarter of Herat Old City, Afghanistan2023 · This study examines the physical features of traditional mosques in the Quzzat (Bardrani) quarter of Herat Old City, Afghanistan. Traditional mosques are constructed with locally available materials and are planned based on cultural and climatic conditions. Mosques are categorised as modern or traditional. Traditional mosques are divided into three subcategories: preserved, damaged (defaced), and transformed. Transformed mosques are formerly traditional mosques reconstructed with modern or industrial materials (concrete and reinforcement). This study explores the distribution of mosques and analyses their plan typology. Mosques are categorised into five plan types, and three relative case studies are described in detail to provide a better understanding and an in-depth analysis of mosque typology.
- Analyses and architectural typology of preserved traditional mosques in the old city of Herat in Afghanistan: the case of Quzzat Quarter2022 · The study aims to analyse the architectural typology and determine the period of construction for the preserved traditional mosques of the Quzzat Quarter in the Old City of Herat (known as the Pearl of Khorasan). Twenty-nine mosques are located in the area, three of which are modern and 26 are traditional. Twelve out of the 26 traditional mosques still exist and have preserved their traditional landscape. Using analogy to analyse water cisterns and mosques, we determine when each mosque was developed and establish the period of development for each structure. Further analyses are carried out on the edifices’ architectural details. Architectural analyses and mosque typologies suggest that five buildings were built before the Timurid dynasty; two were built during the Timurid dynasty (1370−1507 CE); and one was built after the Timurid dynasty. Two mosques incorporating elements from different periods are counted as exceptions, and the remaining two are considered to have been built during transitional periods.
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