Joint Kyoto University / Pratt Institute 1-Day Workshop (2019) by Riku TANIGAWA

Joint Kyoto University / Pratt Institute 1-Day Workshop (2019)

Design the future of East Kujo 東九条の未来を描く

Contents 03 Participants 04 Outline 06 Studio Team (Kyoto University ULDL)

-Various Relationships Attracted by the Takase River-

Shun YOSHITAKE,Nanae WATANABE

17 Workshop Presentations 19 25 31 37

Kyorea Green Loop Litte Korea Kumihimo

Shun YOSHITAKE, Tianye ZHANG, Caroline BUCK, Swati THOMAS, Yanxin MAO Riku TANIGAWA, Xiaodan LIU, Elizabrth HOREN, Josephina MATTESON, Yisha SU Ryo TANAKA, Nanae WATANABE, Timna CHURGES GOLAN, Kaila WILSON Yosino KAZUYASU, Xin YOUTONG, Timothy ANDERSON, Duane MARTINEZ, Sushmita VINOD NAIK

44 Competition Team (Kyoto University ULDL)

-Breaking the Boder-

Tianya ZHANG, Xiaodan LIU, Youtong XIN

Workshop Scheduleã&#x20AC;&#x20AC; July 6th, 2019(Sat.)

10:00-12:30 Meeting at Gojo and visiting Takase River and waterfront between Nijo and Gojo Area. 13:30- Explanation of workshop task and the outline of movement project of Kyoto Municipal Art University 14:00- Group work (students who have worked on this task are supposed to take part in as TA). Local research and team discussion (in target area) 16:30- Intermediate Presentation (About Concept of Design) 17:30-19:30 Making pllan, sketch, concept diagram etc 19:30- Presentation and Discussion 20:30 Closing

Participants

Kyoto University

Pratt Institute

山口敬太 Keita YAMAGUCHI (Organizer) Associate Professor, Urban and Landscape Design Lab (ULDL) , Graduate School of Engineering,

Jonathan MARTIN

Kyoto University

Students

谷川陸 Riku TANIGAWA 田中椋 Ryo TANAKA 吉武駿 Shun YOSHITAKE 張天葉 Tianya ZHANG 吉野和泰 Kazuyasu YOSHINO 辛有桐 Youtong XIN 渡辺奈々恵 Nanae WATANABE 劉暁丹 Xiaodan LIU

Professor, Graduate Center for Planning & Environment (GCPE) School of Architecture, Pratt Institute (Brooklyn) Alexa FABREGA Visiting Assistant Professor, GCPE – Pratt Institute Koichiro TAMURA Planner/Writer – Pratt Graduate (Urban Placemaking & Management)

Students

Timothy ANDERDON Caroline BUCK Timna CHURGES-GOLAN Elizabrth HOREN Duane MARTINEZ Josephina MATTESON Sushmita NAIK Yisha SU Swati THOMAS Kaila WILSON Yanxin MAO

Outline The purpose of this study is to deepen the understanding about the landscape of Kyoto and motivate the communication between different cultures. Professors and students from both Kyoto University and Pratt Institute in USA will work to complete a design or planning of East Kujo, the target area, in a one-day workshop. The results and findings of workshop will be summarized as digital booklet and planned to openly shared with the public.

Existing Conditions Population: The population of East Kujo is decreasing and there is serious problem of aging population with too few children in the area. Moreover, there are some problems troubling discriminated group, the elderly, and the handicapped people. And based on the historical development, many foreigner residents are living in the East Kujo area. Land Use: The land of target area is mainly utilized for housing, especially for the municipal houses. And there are a number of commercial facilities and public facilities between the housing area. There are low or unused areas which have high potential to develop. Based on the master plan of this area, those low or unused lands are supposed to develop community housing (housing for residents who have lost their homes due to the renovation of this area) and parks or other public facilities. Subsidies to complete the revitalization would be received from the national government. Transportation: The target area is on the southwest side of Kyoto Station and in walkable distance from Kyoto Station. A street named Kawaramachi Dori next to the site is one of the main streets in Kyoto. Natural Environment: The Takase and Kamo Rivers flow through the study area. Along the Kamo River, promenade, public park and path with cherry trees row can be enjoyed and are regarded as relaxation and resting spaces for citizens.

Opportunities Not only there location of the Cultural Agency of Japan from Tokyo to Kyoto and the policy of promoting the regional development by using cultural power, but also the relocation of Kyoto Municipal Art University will improve the possibility of developing the target area by the power of culture and art. (Kyoto Municipal Art University introduction) In addition to the basic education and research facilities, music hall, gallery, studio, cafe and other related facilities are planned to be constructed to exhibit the research or educational results and to attract tourists. -Design Concept of Art University: creating a new symbolic zone of “Cultural and Art City Kyoto" for the east area of Kyoto entrance— Kyoto station, which can promote the social interaction between various people. According to the master plan of green space in Kyoto City, the site is located at the point where the two green axes intersect, and ecosystem of the Kamo River and the Takase River could be connected to achieve higher quality green space. The Takase and Kamo Rivers flowing through the site could offer opportunities to create a green network to bring a comfortable living environment and good environment for creative activities. Since the target area is near to Kyoto Station, traffic convenience is high and urban infrastructure has been highly developed.

Identified Priority Issues ・It is necessary to achieve the revitalization by using regional culture and art. Furthermore, cooperation with the surrounding area can attract new people or residents. ・It is necessary to promote the migration and the settlement of residents especially for the young, to stop the population decreasing and the aging, and to secure the human resource of the future urban planning. ・It is necessary for various people to recognize each other's diversity.

Expected Outcomes/Deliverables ・Draw “scenes of exchange” of different culture, everyday life with art, a new style of park. ・Think about landscape axis or connection considering nature in the city. ・Redesign public space along the Takase river

It is necessary to promote the migration and the settlement of residents especially for the young, to stop the population decreasing and the aging, and to secure the human resource of the future urban planning.

It is necessary for various people to recognize each other's diversity.

Expected Results Urban Landscape: - draw scenes of exchange of different culture, everyday life with art, a new style of park - think about landscape axis or connection considering nature in the city - redesign public space along the Takase river

Study Area

Heian-Kyo (ancient capital city area)

Kamo river

East Kujo area

Kyoto Station

Studio Team (Kyoto University ULDL)

Studio Team

Various relationships attracted by the Takase River Shun Yoshitake, Nanae Watanabe

While inheriting history, we aim to be a base for the creation and transmission of art in the future. To that end, we will create new network of green nature, new exchange of people through art, new distance between buildings and river, based on the Takase River located in the center of the town, and deepen the relationship of the whole town. 歴史を受け継ぎながら、将来的には芸術の創作・発信の拠点を目指す。その為に、町の中心に位置する高瀬川を基軸に、緑のネットワーク・芸術による人々の新たな交流・建築物と川との新たな距離感を作り出し、町全体の関係性を深めてゆく。

Kyoto Station West area

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Transfer destination of Kyoto City University of Arts

Kyoto station

Expanding of culture and art area

Kyoto Station Hachijoguchi Exit Square Maintenance

Former Sannou Elementary School

Kyoto Station South Exit Area

Kyoto Station Southeast area

Expanding of intensive city function

Target site School, kindergarten, nursery school

Park Hotel Art related facilities Public facility

Studio Team

1．Positioning of Higashi-Kujo in a wide area � �yoto �tation �outheast area � ・Close to �� yoto �tation and �eihan �hichi�o �tation� providing convenient transportation� �achi�o-dori widening� �awaramachi-dori and �� multi-level crossing improvement pro�ect� redevelopment of �achi�oguchi station s�uare ・Accumulation of cultural and arts education and research functions such as the relocation of �yoto City �niversity of Arts in �� 〇Areas that are the core of creation and dispatch of cultural arts with a global perspective � �yoto �tation �est area �

� �yoto �tation �ast area �

To connect various local resources and create

A new symbol �one for cultural arts

new liveliness

・ Making a community where diverse values

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are respected

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Central Market

�igashiyama culture area

・ �trengthen �meko�i �ark base functions

・ �ase of culture and art

� �yoto �tation �outh ��it Area � A safe town with a wide range of activities as a gate to �yoto �tation that spreads south� rich in local activities� and a comfortable living environment� To gather intensive city functions and induce shared use of the site so that a large-scale facility location is possible

2．�otential of �igashi-�u�o area ・high traffic convenience � �yoto station� �hiti�o station � ・Can feel nature � �amo-�iver� Takase-�iver� parks � ・Creation and dispatch of cultural arts are demanded � cf � relocation of �yoto City �niversity of Arts� �igashi-�u�o Madan � ・ There are five municipal houses� and the application ratio is at a high level� ��n �� for �� units� appro�imately �� times � ・ There are unused land including city-owned land ・ �istory of community development mainly by residents ��igashi �u�o Madang and other activities�

Access to Kyoto City University of Arts

Parking lot consolidation in the future Access to Kyoto Station

View relationship with Kamo River

Access to Tofukuji Station Parking lot consolidation in the future

Update time i

central axis of Liveliness

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Chief traďŹ&#x192;c [Kawaramachi Street]

vacant land

100

200m

Parking

3．Issues

Studio Team

・Lack of youth ・A lot of cars pass through Suhara-Street ・Urban sprawl ・Unused Takase-River ・Poor housing environment, wooden / barrack, empty houses → Sprawling future cities, leaving the image of the discriminated area

４．Future Image 〇 A town that attracts people based on cultural arts → Creating cultural arts and community activities that have been active in the past, a

creating a place for interaction A production and viewing space integrated with a rich outdoor space, attracting

young artists

〇Rich town based on rich natural environment → Open space for open interaction and art A town where you can walk with peace of mind

５．speciﬁc plan 〇 Establish a new creation and transmission base for cultural arts on unused city land 〇Provide places to learn and experience cultural arts while interacting with outdoor spaces 〇Providing housing for young artists, students, and child-rearing generations 〇 Maintenance of public spaces along roads and rivers as places for cultural and artistic communication 〇 Increase the area of green space per person by 5㎡

６．Concept ６．Concept

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「Various relationships attracted 「Various relationships attracted by by thethe Takase River」 Takase River」 ○Human and human ○Human and human

○River○River and building and building

７．Future Image ７．Future Image

Functional layout

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Possessed functions

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〇 West〇side: large , gathering urban functions West side:volume large volume , gathering urban functions 〇 East〇 side: small , calm residence area area East side:volume small volume , calm residence 〇 Green connect Kamo-River and Takase-river 〇 network Green network connect Kamo-River and Takase-river

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〇Suhara-Street and theand Takase-River : the Axis pedestrian 〇Suhara-Street the Takase-River : theforAxis for pedestrian Ⅰ: Regaining the relationship between the promenade, trees, and Ⅰ: Regaining the relationship between the promenade, trees, and architecture on the on east side of side the Takase River River architecture the east of the Takase

Ⅱ: Creating comfortable tree-lined roads in consecutive open spaces Ⅱ: Creating comfortable tree-lined roads in consecutive open spaces widening the sidewalk widening the sidewalk

〇 Gather most ofmost parking lots around the edge 〇 Gather of parking lots around the edge

CenterCenter of town of town

Kawaramachi Continuous green in �D in �D Kawaramachi Continuous green Street Street

volume ：small volume ：small

Public space[core of the city] Public space[core of the city]

Continuous green green Continuous

Takase River Takase River

Functional layout

volume ：large：large volume

Possessed functions

Ⅲ: Setback when rebuilding the west of side the Takase River, River, Ⅲ: Setback when rebuilding theside west of the Takase

Kamo river Kamo ri

Studio Team

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Public art center Public art center

Rental Rental space space

exhibition exhibition space space

Cafe Cafe

Cultual Cultual shopping shopping

can get to know the culture canresidents get to know the culture and of Higashi Kujo and residents of Higashi Kujo through participation in events through in events heldparticipation in the open space held in the open space

long workshop long (weekworkshop month) (week month)

Apartmaent Apartmaent for short stay for short stay

conference conference room room

Open Open space space

can see studio space can see studio space and exhibition space and exhibition space →stimlate →stimlate

Production activities in co- work space with receiving stimulation Production activities inthe co- region work space with receiving stimulation from other artists (and and art university) from other artists (and the region and art university) ① introduced key person from the owner ① key person from the owner ② introduced expand communications as needed ②Example: expand communications as needed renting the necessary tools, listening the history of town, Example: renting the necessary tools,about listening the history of town, participating in the festival learning the culture, interacting participating in theto festival learning about the culture, interacting with people coming the atelier. with people coming to the atelier. ③ have a deeper human relationship ③ have a deeper human relationship

Multifunctional apartment Multifunctional apartment

Possessed Possessed functions functions Functional Functional layout layout

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Individual art, cross-sectoral workshops, academic Individual art, cross-sectoral workshops, academic exchanges, seminars for designers, etc. exchanges, seminars for designers, etc.

Functional Functional layout layout

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short workshop short workshop (1 3days) (1 3days)

Possessed Possessed functions functions

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Co-work Co-work space space

+ +

Public art center Public art center exhibition exhibition space space

can encounter other can encounter other people and make deep people and make deep relationship→ stimlate relationship→ stimlate

Cafe Cafe

+ +

conference conference room room

can see studio space can see studio space and exhibition space and exhibition space →stimlate →stimlate

Access to Kyoto City University of Arts

Access to Kyoto Station A:apartment house B︓Multifunctional apartment house

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View relationship with Kamo River

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Studio Team

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Target Site

Site area

Building area

Floor number

floor area

1936

968

4840

250

5332

2666

13330

4607

1400

2800

2018

1413

5182

2591

Total

19075

9038

38163

Floor-area Building coverage rate ratio

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Floor plan

Number of households

Family

250

Student ＋Artist+ショートステイ

118

Public facility

4238

210

Shop

12955

250

Family

200

Assumed population

115

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Student, young artist, foreigner of short stay, studios and galleries on the first floor

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Restaurant �Regain the relationshi� �ith the �a�ase Ri�er�

��artment 〈reference〉 How to use the Takase River

See hedgerows from low level

Semi-outdoor space opened along the river

Hydrophilic space near river

Extension to the river

Walk near the river

See the river from a distance

Furniture that feels the life of residents

Draw water into the garden

１１.Selection of trees 〈History of Takase-River〉

〈 Relationship between event and seasonal tree color 〉 spring

pounding mochi Competition

Music festival

Light festival

Play festival Autumn festival

○ Cherry trees planted in post-war reconstruction (Showa era∼) In Kyoto after the war, in response to the increase in tourists and the booming economy, cherry trees were planted for sightseeing purposes in Kyoto, locals, and existing tourist spots. Most of the trees along the Takase River were willows, but a small amount of cherry blossoms were planted as trees feeling Kyoto. After that, the cherry tree was planted on the willow-based row of trees, and it changed to the cherry-tree-based row of trees. Along with the surrounding environment, it has been evaluated as a symbolic view of Kyoto, and a cherry tree renewal project is under way.

winter

cherry tree

to the railway and road network constructed in the late Meiji era. Looking at the situation at that time, you can see that the city is crowded around the Takase River where many willows are planted.

Summer festival

oped around the canal. However, shipping was abolished in 1920 after demand was lost

autumn

willow

○ Willow that was with the boat transport (Edo era∼) Takase River is a canal that connects Kyoto, Fushimi, and Osaka. It was excavated by Ryo Tsunokura in 1614 for the transportation of goods, and the city-gradually devel

bazaar

▲ Meiji-era

Spring festival

event

▲ Edo-era

summer

○ Other place

○Along the Takase-River

evergreen tree

Planting cherry and willow alternately along the Takase River

→Creates a symbolic landscape by taking over the previous Takase River landscape. The change of cherry blossoms and willows according to the four seasons makes you feel the arrival of numerous events in Higashi Kujo willow

Preventing the sunshine to architecture by hang ing leaves

Mandarin orange

cherry Seasonal changes are characteristic

osmanthus

12.Relationship between river and building old photograph of Takase River

Public art center Prevent the sun

Shared space

Guiding through the river to open space

Shop Prevent the sun

Public art center

・ A promenade along the Takase River will be built on the site that is the center of the town. A row of trees prevents the sun and creates a comfortable road space. ・ Recover the image of Takase River by using cherry blossoms and willows. ・ The ﬁrst ﬂoor of the art center has a pillar structure that allows you to pass through and guide people to the central square.

Reﬂection of water on the roof

Shared space

Shop

・ create a semi-indoor pedestrian space where you can feel the Takase River close by relaxing the sun by broadening the eaves on the first floor. ・ The western sun reflects on the surface of the Takase River and reflects light on the eaves. Recognize the flow of rivers and water in deep waterways.

Apartment Prevent the sun

Apartment

・ By making the stores along Suhara-dori higher than the GL, it will be easier to see the surface of the Takase River and the opposite shore even from a location across the road. ・ People can sit on the steps created and become a place for pedestrians along-Suha ra-dori.

can see Takase River from the ﬁrst ﬂoor

Shared space

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1.Work space 1.Work space 2.shop 2.shop 3.conference 3.conference room room 4.library4.library

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5.hall,exacise 5.hall,exacise 6.cafe 6.cafe space for center 7．space7． for center

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10 20m

20m 1:500 1:500

4 Other place 4 Other place

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Workshop Presentations

Kyo-Rea Town Shun YOSHITAKE, Tianye ZHANG, Caroline BUCK, Swati THOMAS, Yanxin MAO

The East Kujo neighborhood on the banks of the Takasegawa and Kamogawa rivers is experiencing decline through a rapidly aging and decreasing population, poor infrastructure and public space, and a lack of sense-of-place. Enhancing the public realm in anticipation of the nearby relocation of Kyoto Municipal Arts University would help to generate new interest and investment, revitalizing the neighborhood for generations to come. Our approach to the revitalization plan involves significant development of public space and public realm amenities in tandem with high-quality housing, commercial, arts-oriented, and community spaces to serve a diverse set of community needs. 高瀬川・鴨川流域の東九条付近は急速な高齢化・人口減少・インフラ・公共空間の不足、場所への意識の欠如などで衰退している。京都市芸術大学の移転に合わせて、公共空間を強化することは、新しい経済活動を生み出す一助となると考えます。我々のアプローチは、住民の多様なニーズに応えながら、高品質の住宅、商業、芸術指向、コミュニティスペースなどを含む公共空間とそのアメニティの開発を行います。

KYO-REA TOWN Drawing upon the significant Korean heritage in East Kujo, we propose creating a new identity for the area by renaming it Kyo-Rea Town: illuminating the Korean population while tying the area to its physical Kyoto roots.

01 Kyo-Rea Town Approach The East Kujo neighborhood on the banks of the Takasegawa and Kamogawa rivers is experiencing decline through a rapidly aging and decreasing population, poor infrastructure and public space, and a lack of sense-of-place. Enhancing the public realm in anticipation of the nearby relocation of Kyoto Municipal Arts University would help to generate new interest and investment, revitalizing the neighborhood for generations to come. Our approach to the revitalization plan involves significant development of public space and public realm amenities in tandem with high-quality housing, commercial, arts-oriented, and community spaces to serve a diverse set of community needs.

First Zoning

02 Design of Each Zones Kyo-Rea Town Gateway Park A gateway park and public space is created in the north, acting as a transitional space to welcome everyone to the neighborhood while encouraging them to stay through comfortable seating and lawn spaces. A language and community center is present to bridge any communication barriers between people, while public amenities such as a restroom and water fountains serve basic needs. This space is designed to be flexible and able to meet diverse needs with its multi-functional capabilities. Paper lanterns, unique streetlights, and a welcoming gateway arch in traditional Korean and Japanese colors and styles also serve as a way to build identity and sense of place within the neighborhood.

Municipal Housing Adjacent to the Gateway Park, two new mixed-use municipal housing buildings are to be developed: ground-floor retail and commercial spaces create spaces for the community to build livelihoods through entrepreneurship, while high-quality housing set back from the street occupies the upper floors to provide living space. The architectural design of these buildings imitates traditional Kyoto machiya homes with pitched roofs and local materials, while the high-rise nature serves to contextualize the existing municipal housing in the area.

Japanese Garden & Public Market Across the Takasegawa, a large traditional Japanese garden surrounds a pond made from diverting the river into the site, creating a beautiful and meditative space for the community. Steps down into the river from the edge of this site encourage play and access to nature, which is something that has been lost in this neighborhood. Adjacent to the garden is flexible space for a public market where people from the community or nearby can come to sell their wares during festivals or during evenings and weekends, drawing people from outside the neighborhood in. Behind the garden is another flexible space covered by a green canopy that can serve as a community center for education or cultural programming. Retail and commercial buildings exist on the south side of the garden, which can serve as a place for people to rent kimono or traditional Korean clothing and take photos in the garden and around the neighborhood: a very popular tourist activity in Kyoto.

Commercial Spaces Next to the garden and market space exists a compact retail and commercial development on two levels: the ground-floor as small, locally-owned businesses and restaurants and the second floor as larger community amenities such as a convenience store, grocery store, and medical and social services. The precise arrangement of these uses can be adjusted to ensure strong foot traffic will support alll businesses.

River Unity Park The plot of land between the Takasegawa and Kamogawa rivers is used as a family-oriented park to establish a physical connection between the two rivers, and a metaphorical connection between the two dominant cultures in Kyo-Rea Town. A reflecting pool and splash park would serve as a physical connection to the water, mirroring an elevated berm at the same height as the Kamogawa riverbank that provides views of the river and the rest of the neighborhood. This interactive and playful space provides a space for intergenerational interactions and attempts to bring life to this waterfront neighborhood.

Artist Housing & Workspace The next zone contains a similar housing format to the proposed new municipal housing, focusing on providing work and retail space for artists. The presence of the Kyoto Municipal Arts University will draw people with creative backgrounds who will need space to create new things; a partnership with the adjacent recycling center to reuse materials for creative purposes could blossom between the artist housing and the recycling center. An educational community space between the center and the artist housing also enhances the community's connection to sustainability and culture through the arts.

Along the river bank Unique public seating along the street builds identity while also serving a critical social need for the aging population and expected new residents to be able to rest and participate in the public realm. Bubbling water fountains along the banks of the Takasegawa draws people to the water and adds to the tranquil sound experience of the place.

One physical manifestation of this is to plant Japanese Sakura trees in tandem with Korean Dogwood trees along the streetscape to enhance the Korean and Japanese identity of the place while cultivating strong green infrastructure along the riverbanks.

03 Final Presentation

日本語解説 Kyo-rea Town ▶アイデンティティと街並み東九条で見られる重要な韓国の資源に基づいて、我々は Kyo-rea Town という位置付けで地域に新しいアイデンティティをつくることを提案します。この 1 つの物理的な表現は、川岸に沿って韓国と日本のアイデンティティを高めるために、街並みに沿って韓国の木と日本の桜を同時に植えることです。また、日本・韓国の伝統的な提灯、街灯、門や、高齢者と新しい住民の需要に応じ通りに沿ってユニークなベンチを設置し、アイデンティティを構築します。そして、住民たちがオプーンスペースを活用することが期待されます。高瀬川の岸沿いの噴水は人々を水に導き、その場所に安静な音を体験できます。 -Kyo-rea Town 入り口公園入り口公園と公共空間は、快適なベンチと芝生のスペースを介して滞在を促すとともに、近所に訪問者を歓迎するためのトランジションスペースとして、エリアの北端に計画します。言語とコミュニティセンターは人々のコミュニケーションを円滑にします。その一方で、トイレと噴水のようなアメニティも設置します。このスペースは、フレキシブルで多様なニーズを満たすことができるように設計されています。 - 市営住宅ゲートウェイ公園に隣接して、2 つの新しい多機能都市住宅を提供します。これらの建物の建築設計は、伝統的な京都の町家をベースにして屋根や地元の材料を使う一方で、その地域の既存の高層市営住宅と統一するために高層化します。 - 日本庭園＆パブリックマーケット高瀬川の鑓水を大きな伝統的な日本庭園に導入し、美しくて落ち着くコミュニティスペースを形成します。サイトの端から川へのステップは、遊びと自然へのアクセスを積極的に導きます。園内に隣接して、地域や近隣の人々が祭りや夕方や週末の間、フリーマーケットなどをするために来ることができる公共市場のための柔軟なスペースです。庭園の裏には、教育や文化的プログラミングのためのコミュニティセンターとして機能することができる緑の天蓋で覆われた柔軟な空間です。ガーデンの南側には、伝統的な洋服を借りる場所や、庭園や写真を撮る場所などがあります。京都でとても人気のある観光スポットになります。 - 商業スペース庭と市場空間の隣には、2 つのレベルでコンパクトな小売商業開発します：一階には小さなローカルビジネスやレストランにして、二階にはコンビニエンスストア、食料品店、医療や社会サービスなどの大規模なコミュニティアメニティをします。これらの用途の正確な配置は、動線分析によって調節します。 - 住宅・ワークスペース次のゾーンは、提案された新しい市営住宅に類似した住宅形式を含んでいます。京都市立美術大学の存在は、創造的な背景を持つ人々に新しい空間を作るためにスペースを必要とします。センターとアーティストハウジングの間の教育コミュニティスペースは、芸術を通して持続可能性と文化へのコミュニティの接続を強化します。 - リバーユニティパーク高瀬川と鴨川の間の土地には、2 つの川の間の物理的な接続を確立するために家族向けの公園として使用されます、そして、Kyo - rea Town のあふれる日韓文化の間の比喩的な接続になります。水盤と噴水公園は水との物理的な接続として機能します。そして、鴨川川岸と同じ高さの川沿いの道を映し、川と周りの地域の景色を美しく表現できます。このインタラクティブで遊び心のある空間は、世代間の交流のためのスペースを提供し、このウォーターフロントを活性化する試しになります。 Kyo-rea Town は、多様な文化、年齢、背景の人々を歓迎するコミュニティとして機能し、芸術と文化の感覚を養いながら韓国文化遺産を街に描きます。多様なコミュニティは、良質な公共空間のネットワークを通してバランスよく存在・融合できます。

Kyo-Rea Town

Green Loop Riku TANIGAWA, Xiaodan LIU Elizabrth HOREN, Josephina MATTESON, Yisha SU

Our vision for this neighborhood resolves around the existing residents and explores ways we can enhance their lives, build intergenerational connections, and create a sustainable community, both in terms of the physical infrastructure and the cultural vibrancy. Our vision starts with a multi-phased community engagement strategy and culminates in a green loop that facilitates the goals listed above. 東九条地域に住む人々を中心に芸術を軸とした地域の将来像を描いた．物的インフラの整備に加え文化の創造性を活用することで，地域住民の生活を活性化し，世代間のつながりを生み，持続可能なコミュニティを創造する方法を探った．私たちの提案は，段階的なコミュニティの形成にはじまり，上記の目標を促進する Green Loop を生み出す．

Green Loop

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The green loop aims to create promenades for local residents and spaces for intergeneration connections by linking current green spaces and reactive vacant lots with culture and art. To be more specific, the Yakatacho Park is separated by a viaduct, so under-THE-bridge grey space should be re-utilized, such as climbing walls, in order to connect the park with other sites. Vacant lots can be developed as a sculpture park for the Kyoto Municipal Art University studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;work exhibition and urban farms for local residents to grow vegetables. Relocate residents of slum area to public housing and further develop current Korean food shops as Korean food district. Furthermore, streets along the food restaurants can be closed so that people can enjoy food along the Takase River and link both sides of the river together. Current children's playground should add more sports facilities for older generations. New art studio building can be used as both gallery and community center for local residents to engage with art activities and create communicating opportunities for both generations. All the sites/notes mentioned above will be linked together as a green loop providing interacting opportunities for the young students and aging local residents.

Situation (from the Kyoto Municipal Art University)

the flow of people

The green loop also be considered as natural resources circulation in order to create a sustainable community, such as water circulation system (rain gatheringpurifying- water plants/vegetables) and local farm food chain providing food for Korean food shops. Step1 invite residents to plan the interim land use Step2 engage arts students to help faciitate conversations and design interim space (for example: temporary pare and arts installation) Step3 layout + design + create + community gardens with neighbors (Step4) hire neighbors ti help maintain public space

Neignborhood residents How we can create community here?

Community Theatre E9 Kyoto

Community Engagement and trust building Apart from the physical aspects, our vision relies heavily on community input in order to move forward and be successful. For example, we envision a public housing building that is programmed based on input from future residents and reflects their desired balance of private and shared space in the building. Facilitating this process will be impossible without a foundation of trust. We propose establishing temporary uses, such as community gardens or art installations on the existing vacant lots as a way to start conversations with community members and build trusting relationships section 1between space existing residents and the government planning department as well as between the existingwaterside residents and the art students (who we hope will become an integrated part of this neighborhood - to be discussed in more detail below). Working with the community to program the vacant lots will enable a successful and productive collaboration when it comes time to plan larger, permanents projects.

Our Plan

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Create Community Loop University students and artists are involved in the town and form a community. Existing city plans will change. The artists, residents and the government will cooperate. We will create public spaces and residences that serve as bases. By this, the residents' ideas are nurtured, and residents' opinions are fluidly incorporated into the city plan. Become so. The expression again fostered the artist's creativity, and administration. A flexible response will be born. This kind of consensus building. Bring a virtuous circle to this area and create a new LOOP.

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Section4 Urban Farm

Art Gallery and Studio

Urban Farm

This site is located on the core part of the whole region. We intend to design an open public space there to attract and gather people. Considering the advantage that the site is near to the art university, we locate a building there which functions as an art gallery for exhibition on the first floor, and art studio on the second floor. And the open space also serves as the entrance square of the building. The landscape design not only connect the space divided by the road, but also connect the other green space and form a green loop as a whole.

We create water and green spaces around the Takase River. We have a street side on the west side to create a pedestrian space. So people can take out chairs and desks, enjoy an open cafe, and eat what they have purchased at a commercial building. On the east side, urban farms will be arranged to create a waterside space. Guardrails reduce accessibility to the waterfront and condominiums block the view to the mountains. We planned to restore the view of the mountain by changing the guardrail to a low-visibility handrail and limiting the height of buildings. People on the street side can see the waterside, farms and mountains while sitting. They can eat vegetables grown on the farm. While watching, people want to grow their own egetables. When the farmers from the area come to teach, people have a community and the bustle spreads in the open space.

Public Building We provide enough housing space for potential residents, such as students of art university, foreigner residents and so on, in order to change the hollowing and decaying tendency of the region. Each residential groups are assigned a community garden in the centre. The connection between the residents and the region gets deeper, during the time when the residents grows fruits and vegetables to make their living environment better.

日本語解説 Green Loop ▶ Green Loop Green Loop は，既存の緑地と周囲の空き地を文化や芸術を軸として結びつけることで，地域住民のための遊歩道や世代間交流のための空間を創造すること目的としています．具体的に，屋形町公園は高架橋によって分断されているため，公園とその他の空間の関係性を生み出すために，高架下の再活用（クライミングウォールの設置など）を行います．また，空地を活用し，京都市立芸術大学の学生の作品展示を行い，地域住民が野菜を栽培するためのアーバンファームをつくることができます．荒廃した住宅地を刷新し，輸入食品店のあるエリアを異文化交流のフードストリートとして整備します．さらに，車の一般通行を禁止することで，高瀬川沿いで自然に触れながら食事を愉しむ空間を演出し，高瀬川沿いのフードストリートに一体感を生み出します．現状の児童公園には高齢者向けの健康遊具を設置します．新しいアートスタジオは，ギャラリーやコミュニティセンターとして利用することができます．地域住民が芸術活動に参加し世代を超えた交流の機会を生み出すことができるでしょう． ▶コミュニティエンゲージメントと信頼関係の構築私たちのビジョンが前進し成功するためには，物理的な側面とは別に，コミュニティの意見を尊重する必要があります．たとえば私たちの提案では，将来の居住者となる人々の意見や，建物内外の私的空間と公的空間の理想的なバランスを反映した公営住宅を計画しています．このような合意形成が私たちの提案の基盤にあります．また，一時的な利用段階から提案を行います．既存の空地を活用した市民農園やインスタレーションはコミュニティ間の会話のきっかきを生み，住民と行政，および住民と芸大生の信頼関係を構築するでしょう．大規模で恒久的なプロジェクトを計画する際，コミュニティと協力して空き地をデザインすることで，良い結果をもたらす生産的な関係性の構築が可能になります． ▶新たなコミュニティの循環を生み出す大学生と芸術家がまちづくりに参加し、コミュニティを形成していきます。既存の都市計画は変更され、アーティスト、住民、政府が協力し、拠点となる公共スペースと住居を作成します。これにより、住民のアイデアが育まれ、住民の意見が流動的に都市計画に組み込まれます。この表現は再びアーティストの創造性と管理を促進し、行政の柔軟な対応が生まれるでしょう。この種の合意形成がエリアに好循環をもたらし、新しいループを作成します。 - スタジオ，ギャラリー空間このサイトは、地域全体の中核部分である。私たちは、人々を引きつけて集めるために、そこにオープンな公共スペースを設計するつもりだ。敷地が芸術大学に近いという利点を考慮し、1 階には展示用のギャラリー、2 階にはスタジオとして機能する建物を配置しようと思う。また、その公共スペースは建物の入り口広場としても機能する。ランドスケープデザインは、道路で区切られたスペースを接続するだけでなく、他の緑のスペースも接続し、全体として緑のループを形成します。 - 公共住宅エリア地域のくぼみや衰退の傾向を逆転するために、芸術大学の学生や外国人居住者などの潜在的な居住者に十分な住宅スペースを提供する。各住宅グループには、中央に community garden が設置される。住民が生活環境を改善するために、果物や野菜を栽培している間に、住民と地域とのつながりが深まていく。 - 商店街と都市農園私達は高瀬川を中心に水と緑の空間を創出する．私達は西側はストリートサイドを配置し，歩行者空間をつくる．そこで人々は椅子や机を出してオープンカフェを楽しむことができ，商業施設で購入したものをたべることができる．東側は，都市農園を配置し，水辺の空間を演出する．設計前，人々はストリートサイドから山や水を見ることができない．ガードレールは水辺へのアクセシビリティを低下させ，マンションは山への眺望を遮っている．私達はガードレールを視認性の低い手すりに変更し，高さ制限をかけることで，山への眺望を取り戻すことを計画した，ストリートサイドにいる人々は座りながら水辺，農園，山が見える．彼らは農園で育った野菜を食べることができる．

Green Loop

Little Korea Ryo Tanaka, Nanae Watanabe Timna Churges Golan, Kaila Wilson

Basic idea of our proposal is promoting spontaneous and continuous development of the East Kujo area by maximizing the possibilities of the existing facilities and creating new ones to develop the value of this area. We propose to create two paths connecting two series of facilities and activities which theme are Wellness and Culture. Residents’ healthy life and visitors’ activities would meet and circulate in the area, which can be a basis of creation and development of local culture. 私たちの提案は、今ある地域資源を最大限活用しながら、その魅力を高める施設を導入して行くことで、地域の自発的で持続的な発展を促すためのものである。健康と文化を軸とした施設・アクティビティを２本の遊歩道で繋ぎ合わせることを考えた。遊歩道を通して地域住民の健康的な生活と来訪者のアクティビティが地域の中で出会い、循環することで、地域文化の創造と発展の基盤となり得る。

Kyoto Station Bath house

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Kamo River

Water front Comunity Garden

natural friendly Possibilities of East Kujo area: The public bath in Northern part has been familiar to neighborhood residents, which can be a main facility to support residents' healthy lifestyle. In the park on the lower level in front of municipal houses, people can feel nature closer. Cherry trees along the Kamo river have a possibility to lead this area to be a sightseeing spot in spring. New theater holding many kinds of plays can be a trigger to lead East Kujo area to develop as a place of arts.

Four Characteristics Between East Kujo’s history as a Korean enclave and its envisioned future as “Cultural and Art City Kyoto,” we found the neighborhood to hold many assets but lack foot traffic, social activity, and continuity. Our plan for the neighborhood is grounded in four identified characteristics: (1) unique cultural identity, (2) transportation access, (3) natural landscape, and (4) active and healthy lifestyles.

Comunity Center Cherry trees along the embankment

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East Kujo embodies a unique cultural identity compared to much of the city as its population is predominantly Korean and foreign-born.

Secondly, the community’s location offers a close proximity to two major transportation hubs (Kyoto Station and Tofukuji Station). In addition, it will soon border the future Kyoto Municipal Art University.

The third is its natural landscape, consisting of the Takase and Kamo rivers.

Finally, the community’s aptitude for healthy living and active lifestyles, is expressed in growing a community garden, creating an outdoor massage footpath (stone path created to massage your feet as you walk), and being a home to a senior population.

Plan Walking around the neighborhood it was the old bath house, outdoor footpath, Takase River, a Korean family visiting the neighborhood and the new theater that inspired us to suggest the creation of two trails/paths in East Kujo: The Wellness Path and the Cultural Path, linking the four assets together.

The Wellness Path

would consist of indoor and outdoor spa options, healthy locally-grown food from East Kujoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community garden to be sold in a farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market, outdoor sport facilities, and a bike path to connect these amenities to the riverway bike path.

The Cultural Path

it would connect the theater and the library with a sculpture park, history museum, train-viewing points and outdoor cinema/video installation utilizing the wall of a municipal housing.

Both paths would meet in a park with local restaurants where the farmers market also takes place. The paths would be indicated by two gates, one at the northern border inviting people from around Kyoto Station and the Municipal Art University, and one beyond its eastern border - drawing visitors from Tofukuji station. These gates would play its role like gates of a Japanese temple as another functions of overpasses, which will improve the impression of entering the site of East Kujo. The paths would share a similar streetscape design with wider pedestrian sidewalk, bike path, and a tree

line, strengthening the sense of place through unique street furniture such as lanterns and bicycle parking inspired by Korean culture and designs. We envision seasonal programming of the paths such as walking tours, sports tournaments, food and craft markets, outdoor film screenings, lectures and music concerts to be organized by a community committee of local residents, representatives of the various institutions along the paths, and other stakeholders representing the diversity of cultures, ages, and interests of this dynamic community.

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Details Outdoor spa would be one of the main activities along the wellness path. The riverfront spa would create some connections to natural plants, bugs and birds, which also can be create chances of ecological education for children. Creating rounded steps, people can feel Takase river closer and use them as a Sun sauna. We will also create a splash pool and a biotope where children can play around. Flowers of community gardens and rounded steps would change inorganic revetment wall for river into nature-rich and water-friendly space.

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日本語解説 Litte Korea ▶東九条地域のポテンシャルを活かした 4 つの計画東九条地域においてコリアンタウンとしての歴史と、「文化芸術都市・京都」の想像と発信の場として期待されていることを鑑み、私達は、対象地域には様々な資産がありながら、歩行者空間や社会的な活動、コミュニティが不足していると感じました。そこで私達は対象地域の、(1) 地域固有の文化、(2) 交通利便性、(3) 自然景観、(4) 活動的で健康な生活、の４つの特徴を基盤とした計画を提案します。 (1) はじめに、東九条地域は韓国人や移住者が主な住民となっているため、京都市内の他の地域に比べて独特な特徴ある文化を有しています。 (2) 次に、対象地は京都駅と東福寺駅の両駅から徒歩圏内に位置しています。京都駅は新幹線や高速バスを含む様々な交通手段の結節点であり、東福寺駅も周辺に観光名所があることなどから、十分に来訪者や通過移動者を見込むことができます。また近い将来には京都市立芸術大学が近接地域に移転予定であり、学生の増加も見込むことができます。 (3) また、高瀬川や鴨川が流れており、豊かな水辺景観を有しています。 (4) 最後に、地域内に既にコミュニティガーデンや健康遊歩道がみられたことや高齢者が増加していることは、地域が健康的な生活や活動的な生活習慣を志す基盤となり得ます。 ▶計画の内容 Wellness Path ～健康こみち～と Cultural Path ～文化こみち～対象地域を歩く中で、歴史ある銭湯や屋外健康遊歩道、高瀬川、地域を訪れる韓国人家族、新しい劇場に出会い、私達は東九条地域に 2 つの遊歩道を設ける提案を着想するに至りました。 Wellness Path ～健康こみち～と Cultural Path ～文化こみち～の 2 つのこみちはこの地域が持つ 4 つの資産を繋ぎ、地域の魅力を高めます。町の北側に位置する Wellness Path ～健康こみち～は屋内外のスパ（屋内では既存の銭湯のリニューアル、屋外では日光浴ベンチや健康遊歩道等を設ける）や野菜市場で販売される健康的な地元産食品が採れる東九条のコミュニティガーデン、屋外スポーツ施設と高瀬川沿いの自転車道を繋ぎます。また街の南側の Cultural Pass ～文化こみち～は劇場や彫刻博物館、東九条についての歴史博物館、そしてアウトドアシネマをつなげます。そしてこれら 2 つのこみちは、野菜市場を併設した地元のレストランがある公園で交わります。さらに 2 つのゲートをこみちの南北端に作ることにより他地域の人々に存在を示します。北端に位置するゲートは京都駅と市立芸術大学周辺の人々を招き、南側は東九条のより東に位置する東福寺駅からの訪問者を引き寄せます。こみちについては一体感を持ったデザインで統一し、歩行者道を広げ、自転車道、そして並木を設けます。また、韓国の文化やデザインを基調とした提灯や駐輪場などの個性的な街具を通してこみち全体の一体感を強めます。これらの整備により、地域の自治体・道沿いの様々な施設の代表者・その他文化・年齢・興味の異なる多様な団体によって、街歩きツアー・スポーツ試合・食べ物や手芸などの手作り市・野外映画上映・講演会や音楽コンサートなど、季節ごとのイベントが道沿いのスペースで開催されると想定しています。

Litte Korea

Kumihimo Yosino Kazuyasu, Xin Youtong Timothy Anderson, Duane Martinez, Sushmita Vinod Naik

Highlighting pedestrian access, the current businesses, encouraging a live/ work area for future residents and students, and activation of green space will hopefully provide the residents of East Kujo with a mutual benefit from any future development. The future university students would potentially provide local businesses with the boost they need to help build wealth for the community here. As we braid the four previous concepts together, we hope that the newcomers as well as established residents would form a braid that is strong and adds to the fabric of this neighborhood. East Kujo would be a great example for planning in Kyoto and beyond. ①歩行空間の利便性②地元の商業施設③将来的な住民や学生の暮らしやすさ / 働きやすさ④緑地空間の活性化の 4 つの方面を基にする将来的な開発は，東九条の住民に対して相互利益をもたらすことにもつながる。将来の芸術大学生は、地元のコミュニティを多様化すると共に地元商業を活性化するポテンシャルを持つ。上記の 4 つの ” 紐 “ を編むことで，新規参加者だけでなく既存の住民もこの地域のつながりを強化する強力な編組を形成することができる．東九条地区は今後の京都市のまちづくり計画に対して先導的な好例となることができる．

日本語解説 Kumihimo ▶ Kumihimo 東九条は京都駅エリアの近くに位置し、空間利活用の大きなポテンシャルを秘めている。このエリアの将来にむけた提案を行う際には①歩行空間の利便性②地元の商業施設③将来的な住民や学生の暮らしやすさ / 働きやすさ④緑地空間の活性化の 4 つが主要なポイントとなると考えられる．私たちはこれらの要素を，三つ編みのように，幾重にも織り合わせて豊かな歴史を持つ強力なコミュニティを形成させることを提案のテーマとし，日本伝統の工芸編物にちなんでチーム名を「組紐」とした．そのために，対象地の付近に計画された芸術大学の南側に学生寮を立地誘導し，大学と寮間の南北の歩行者交通リンクを整備する．このリンクは，緑地の増加や老朽化した空き地のリノベーション・オープンスペース化よって補強される．さらに河原町通りから鴨川まで東西の道路にも人の広がりが生まれる．歩行を促進することが提案の主軸となって，他の “ 紐 ” を結びつけ支える要となる． ▶計画の内容提案にあたり，私たちはまず高瀬川と鴨川に特に注目した．高瀬川沿い，もしくは川に直交する脇道には既存の商業施設が分布している．これらを地域の重要な資産の一つと見なし，河川周辺から東九条エリアの成熟を促進できる．長年にわたってこの地域に住み，地域社会に多くの努力を注いできた地域住民自身も地域の重要な資産と考えられるだろう．さらにエリアの一貫性と，住宅・商業の成熟を促進するためには近隣に散在する緑地を整備・接続する必要がある．これらのコンセプトを基にする将来的な開発は，東九条の住民に対して相互利益をもたらすことにもつながる。将来の芸術大学生は、地元のコミュニティを多様化すると共に地元商業を活性化するポテンシャルを持つ。上記の 4 つの ” 紐 “ を編むことで，新規参加者だけでなく既存の住民もこの地域のつながりを強化する強力な編組を形成することができる．東九条地区は今後の京都市のまちづくり計画に対して先導的な好例となることができる．

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Competition Team (Kyoto University ULDL)

Competition Team

ワークショップ報告書 Joint Kyoto University / Pratt Institute 1-Day Workshop (2019)

Design the future of East Kujo 東九条の未来を描く発行日 2019 年 8 月

発行京都大学大学院工学研究科社会基盤工学専攻景観設計学研究室京都府京都市西京区京都大学桂 C1