Workshop Program: Roundtables and Sessions

Saturday, March 15, 2014 

participant presentation 

Roundtable A: Cross-Culture Learning: Lessons from the Lily School and the Miquan School  災後教育與部落跨文化學習 (8:30-11:00 AM)

The Reconstruction of the Minquan Primary School at Namasia, Kaohsiung 
Tzu Lung Chiu (Project Director, Delta Foundation, 邱姿蓉，台達基金會計劃主任)

Lessons from the Lily Primary School at Rinari, Pingtung
Shih-Chong Chen (Principal, The Lily Primary School 陳世聰，長榮百合國小校長)

【Session 1】Placemaking in Displacement  (12:30-2:40 PM)　【議題一】社區空間、倚景制動

1.1 Telling the Stories of Disasters Study Juku

Elizabeth Maly (Disaster Reduction Institute-DRI), Mayumi Sakamoto (DRI), Saneyuki Udagawa (DRI), Hiromasa Watanabe (DRI), Ryoga Ishihara (DRI), Junko Takamori (DRI), Mariko Yamazaki (Chuetsu Memorial Archive), Shosuke Sato (Tohoku University International Institute of Disaster Science), 

1.2 Place Making in Displacement: The Saga of the Choi Yuen Village

Ng, Mee Kam (Department of Geography and Resource Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

1.3 Reconstruction Machizukuri from the Great East Japan Earthquake in Ofunato’s Ryori Village

Shin Aiba (Tokyo Metropolitan University), Hirotaka IKEDA (Tokoha University), Shuhei Kimura (University of Tsukuba), Shosuke Sato (Tohoku University)

1.4  Role of Community Space in Forming a Community in Rental Apartment Complex

Yeon-Geum Kim (Wul Landscape Architecture Office)

Saturday, March 15, 2014 

Roundtable B : Recovering Stories from Local Communities (8:30 -10:20 AM)

災後重建與部落產業發展

Hui-chuan Hsu (Majia Community Association, 瑪家部落代表徐惠娟), 

Ngedrelre Druluan (The Association of Rukai Community Economies, 魯凱族產業發展協會理事長李金龍), 

Hsien-Nu Pai (Tavalan Community Association大社部落產業發展代表白仙女）

【Session 2】Design for Resilience (3:00-4:50 PM)【議題二】為了社區韌性的設計

2.1 Flood Resilience and Flood Adaptation In An Urban Low-Income Community in Metro Manila

Kuei-Hsien Liao (School of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong)

2.2 A Community Building Activities in Hokkaido (North Japan) through Paper Storytelling

Arisa Nakamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 

2.3 Reconstruction Assistance in Response the Great East Japan Earthquake. Lost Homes Project: Commemoration of Lost Towns and Villages by 1:500 scales models

Kyohei Yamada (Kobe University), Ryosuke Akita (Kobe University)

2.4 Cultural Diaplacement and Inheritance

Namiko Minai (Department of Housing and Architecture, Faculty of Human Sciences

and Design, Japan Women’s University)

2.5 Challenges and Obstacles for Turning Around of Small Companies in Onagawa Town

Kenji Michiura (Management Consultant / Self Employed)

Sunday, March 16 2014

【Session 3】Cross-Cultural Exchange/Conflicts in Reconstruction (10:40-12:40)【議題三】重建中的跨文化交流/衝突

3.1 Transcultural Placemaking: Living and Rebuilding with the Others

Jeffrey Hou (University of Washington)

3.2 The “White House Project”: A Collaboration Between Taiwanese and Japanese Artists, Linking Disaster Areas

Eiji Tarumi (Disaster Area Residents Exchange/ Kobe City, Retired)

Osamu Ishii (Disaster Area Residents Exchange/Kobe City, Retired), Ikuo Kobayashi (Kinmokusei/Co-Plan), Yoshimi Amakawa (Kinmokusei/Co-Plan), Tamiyo Kondo (Kobe University), Elizabeth Maly (Disaster Reduction Institute)

3.3 Challenges and Outlooks of Machizukuri Under the Initiative of Community in Shishiori, Kesennuma

Kenta Nakao (Kinki University), Masaki Kondo (Shishiori Machizukuri Committee), Yoshihisa Wakita (Kinki University), Yasushi Takeuchi (Miyagi University), Norio Maki (Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University)

3.4 The Project of Japanese Wooden House Moving across the Border: Social Capital between Taiwan and Japan

Yoko Hamasuna (Senshu University)

3.5 Taiwan and Japan Cultural Exchange Go for reconstruction East Japan-through earthquake and natural material building

Akira Miyasada (Machi-communication)

【Session 4】Sustaining Tradition in Displacement (1:50-3:40 PM)

【議題四】復育傳統，倚景制動

4.1 A Review of Post-disaster reconstruction works in Rinari Community by BPRF Team

Suay Lee, John K.C. Liu, Yuchen Chen (National Taiwan University Building and Planning Research Foundation)

4.2 Traditions and Kinship Structures in Shizugawa, Minami Sanriku Town

Shigeki Kudo (Miyagi University), Nao Homma (PLANTEC Architects), Yasushi Takeuchi (Miyagi University), Norio Maki (Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University)

4.3 The Possibility of Land Use of Low laying areas Starting with an Oyster Shed, in Karakuwa, Kessenuma City

Taisei Chiba (Miyagi University), Yasushi Takeuchi (Miyagi University), Maki Norio (Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University)

4.4 Adaptive Planning for Indigenous Community Resilience

Daniel Abramson (University of Washington)

4.5 The theological perspective on the post-disaster exile and reconstruction of Typhoon Morokat – the case of Davalan tribe

I-Chun Kuo (The University of Edinburgh ), Min-Jay Kang (National Taiwan University)

Roundtable C (3:50-5:00 PM)

Discussion and Closing Remarks