JAPAN KITAKYUSHIU MOJI

The Steps Of Settlement Development

" I felt that the efforts to revive the old traditions and the search for the ideal way of the shrine in the present day can lead to Mojko retro town development."

(Yoshihiko Ogami)

"Lots of local love and many officers such as town groups. Everyone is emiliar with the nickname "General" 'and can be trusted. One person who s indispensable to talk about Mpjiko Retro. " (Tegunobu Tsukomoto)

Mr. Tsuchiya always has a nice smile. Tasteful inns and Ms. Tsuchiya's hospitality are treasures of Mojiko

Modular wood building system designed for disasembly, that can be prefabricated, more sustainable and co2 reducing construction method. cross-generational, shared livingcommunitiesin the heart of the cities with flexible, high quality homes connected to a variety shared services and facilities

Villa In The Island

PARK (RAIN WATER GARDEN)

HYDROPONIC FARMING

WATER WHEELSYSTEM

BIOMATRIX WATER TECHNOLOGY

URBAN REFORESTATION

PEDESTRIAN ALONG THE CANAL

HYDRIPINIC FARMING

WINDMILL AND SOLAR PANEL

4th year of Bachelor-Exchange Student in Japan Team Work - February 2020

Design Team:

Sarah Huang

Monica Lusiana

David Christian

Guo Qing Han

Instructor: Prof. Bart Julien Dewancker

Concept

Moji's population peaked at 160,000 people in the 1959, but has since been declining. Added with the fact that Moji has proportion of population over the age of 65 in Kitakyushu, Moji is currently facing the dire threat of urban shrinkage, and we need to revert that changes and bring back the population back into Moji.There’s a disparity between the tourism district and the residential districts.

1. The tourism district’s buildings is well-maintained and the streets is comfortable.

2. The residential districts has aged badly and unkempt. In some area, the streets was not as smooth as the tourism district, or have proper pedestrian way.

3. Some of the buildings in the commercial area has closed down indefinitely, and has been left to rot

4. The shrines and temples is well-kept

5.Some of the building took the western style, while some opted for traditional Japanese style