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Affiliation (Master)

  • Faculty of Engineering　Division of Architecture　Research Group of Architectural and Environmental Design

Affiliation (Master)

  • Faculty of Engineering　Division of Architecture　Research Group of Architectural and Environmental Design

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  • Name (Japanese)

    Nomura

  • Name (Kana)

    Rie

  • Name

    201301016604091971

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Achievement

Research Areas

  • Social infrastructure (civil Engineering, architecture, disaster prevention) / Architectural and city planning

Research Experience

  • 2018/04 - Today Hokkaido University Faculty of Engineering Associate Professor
  • 2011/01 - Today Hokkaido University Faculty of Engineering Assistant professor
  • 2013/10 - 2014/07 National University of Singapore School of Design and Environment Visiting scholar
  • 2010/10 - 2010/12 Nara Women's University Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences

Awards

  • 2019/09 Japan Society for Urbanology Best Paper Award of Japan Society for Urbanology
     Evolution and problems about seasonal 2 area residence in snowy cold region 
    受賞者: NOMURA Rie
  • 2018/08 Asian-Pacific Planning Societies Best Presentation Award on 2018 International Conference (co-author)
     
    受賞者: Thinh Duy Do;Suguru Mori;Rie Nomura

Published Papers

  • Kiwamu Yanagisawa, Rie Nomura, Tomoki Noda
    Proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA) PA-17 2024/09 [Refereed]
  • Taorigen, Rie Nomura, Suguru Mori
    Proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA) D-23-4 2024/09 [Refereed]
  • Rie Nomura
    Proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA) D-23-4 2024/09 [Refereed]
  • Sudeshna Chakraborty, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura, Gaurab Das Mahapatra
    Sustainability 16 (12) 4910 - 4910 2024/06/07 [Refereed]
     
    United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 indicates the need for and importance of inclusive public spaces as a prerequisite towards sustainable cities. Shopping malls in urban India attract a significantly large population daily, making them an important typology of urban structures which deserve universal design. Thus, in this paper, universal design features of shopping malls in Kolkata have been considered. Despite a significant increase in the number of elderly and specially-abled people, civic administration in Kolkata has not been able to successfully implement the national guidelines on inclusiveness in its shopping malls. Five shopping malls from the Kolkata Municipal Corporation were considered case areas for the fieldwork. The accessibility audit checklist included in the ‘Harmonized Guidelines and Standards for Universal Accessibility in India 2021’ published by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India, has been used in this paper. It was found that the accessibility percentage of shopping malls ranges between 14.4% and 44.8%, indicating the lack of universal design considerations. Pearson’s correlation between the year of establishment and the accessibility percentage of each case area was found to be −0.66, indicating an alarming deterioration in universal design considerations over the years. On comparing the accessibility performance with the diverse user groups, it was found that individual wheelchair users are likely to face the most difficulty in the case areas with a median accessibility value of 41.46%. This research indicated that accessible continuity in shopping malls in Kolkata can be imparted only by implementing case-specific universal design assessment through a primary survey.
  • Luis Pablo Yon Secaida, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 16 (8) 3194 - 3194 2024/04/11 [Refereed]
     
    In the town of Sacapulas, located in the mountainous country of Guatemala, there is a constant risk of natural disasters. Floods and landslides occur frequently, resulting in the loss of human lives and cultural aspects. Important to the region, the creation of the black salt is most affected. This resource has been created since the time of the Mayans on the salt beach surrounding the town. However, from the 1940s onwards, this industry has shrunk. As a result, architectural expressions known as “salt kitchens” have almost disappeared, and there is no information on the subject available. By employing interviews, area survey, and GPS mapping, it was discovered that the location of the salt kitchens is determined by the shape of the beach. However, only one third of the beach area is accessible up to this day. It was discovered that the destruction of the salt kitchens is due to natural elements as well as owners reusing the land for other economically viable functions. To preserve their existence, the first plans of the salt kitchens were created, and will help future researchers if necessary.
  • SAWADA Takaaki, MORI Suguru, NOMURA Rie
    AIJ Journal of Technology and Design 一般社団法人 日本建築学会 30 (74) 269 - 274 1341-9463 2024/02/20 [Refereed]
     
    This study aims to analyze the process of residents’ resettlement and the perceptions of the town hall by action research on public housing relocation project in Kamishihoro, Hokkaido. Through interview surveys with the residents and the project staff, the following were found; 1) The staff tends to prioritize resident’s preference over the project road map. 2) Residents who feel pressured to move or who have been assigned where to move may not have enough time to fully consider their resettlement. 3) Residents who leave the process to their families may end up moving without their preferences being reflected.
  • ONUMA Ryotaro, MORI Suguru, NOMURA Rie
    AIJ Journal of Technology and Design 一般社団法人 日本建築学会 30 (74) 293 - 298 1341-9463 2024/02/20 [Refereed]
     
    This study aims to clarify the characteristics of public facility management in small municipality, focusing on the reasonable accommodation implemented in public facilities in Numata, Hokkaido. Through interviews and discussions with stakeholders, it became clear that reasonable accommodation in the management of public facilities is a process of searching for a compromise. Especially in small municipality, a variety of practices are being implemented, making use of relationships and cooperation between public facilities.
  • Luis Pablo Yon Secaida, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 15 (16) 12591 - 12591 2023/08/19 
    In the town of Sacapulas located in the mountainous country of Guatemala, there is a constant risk of natural disasters. Floods and landslides occur frequently, resulting in the loss of human lives and cultural aspects. Specifically, in the region, the creation of black salt is the most affected. This resource has been created since the time of the Mayans on the salt beach surrounding the town. However, from the 1940s onwards, this industry has shrunk, impacting the sustainability of indigenous people. After conducting several area and space analyses, it was found that the black salt beach has evolved considerably since the last research conducted in 2001. The shape of the space has been reduced, while the use of the area has been modified by the people of the town, who specifically use the hot springs located below the river shore of the beach. This new usage can coexist with the Salt making industry is only made by a few people now, there are few working in this industry, and they only work in the dry season. The result is an opportunity for economic growth and an increase in tourism if the area handled properly by managing the land and planning ahead.
  • Gaurab Das Mahapatra, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 15 (10) 8039 - 8039 2023/05/15 
    In this research, the condition of universal mobility, in the centers of historic Indian cities, has been critically analyzed. Implementing universal design guidelines (especially universal mobility standards) in the centers of historic Indian cities is comparatively challenging, due to the high-density, ever-increasing population, and organic urban development. The rising number of elderly and specially abled people also add a demographic challenge to universal mobility. The focus of this research is to understand the extent to which universal mobility guidelines can be implemented in the centers of historic Indian cities. The dataset for this research is derived from a field survey of 69 footpath stretches from the centers of 5 historic cities in India, namely Jaipur, Jodhpur, Nagpur, Hyderabad, and Chennai. Footpath stretches in the centers of these historic cities were evaluated based on several factors pertaining to universally designed infrastructure and universal mobility features. Such comprehensive research on universal mobility in footpaths of historic Indian cities has not been previously conducted. The findings of this research indicate the poor condition of universal mobility in the studied areas. Furthermore, the results can be useful for assessing the extent of implementation of universal mobility in the centers of other historic Indian cities.
  • Yannick Oliveira, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 15 (6) 5293 - 5293 2023/03/16 
    Composed of modern city centers and numerous slum patches in deep proximity and coexistence with one another, the Sub-Saharan African urban landscape is often perceived as chaotic or unorganized in nature due to the inconsistencies in the urban layout derived from the spontaneous occupation in said slums, in Angola, known as “Musseque”. This article focuses on the border between the “Musseque” of Catambor and the Alvalade Neighborhood as a point of interaction of both realities, influencing users to either adjust their activities to the streets or adjust the streets to their needs. With the purpose of understanding the streets’ environmental behavior settings and purpose improvements while preserving said environmental behavior, this study uses the behavior mapping method to identify the users’ stationary activities and then groups them by zone and occurrence, followed ultimately by a series of interviews. The results uncovered a degree of self-intervention by the users, ranging from the establishment of “commercial spots” on the street to “the setting of places to sit and gather” to accommodate for the lack of services, defying the intended purposes of the streets and prompting a deep understanding of what guides the decision-making processes and what the users consider valuable to the built space.
  • Gaurab Das Mahapatra, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 15 (4) 3625 - 3625 2023/02/16 
    In this research, expert opinions on universal mobility in the footpaths of urban India have been critically appraised. Universal mobility (as a component of universal design) is still a largely ignored urban parameter in India despite an increase of 732.20% in the specially-abled and 105.25% in the elderly between 1911 and 2011. A total of 257 experts from the field of architecture and planning hailing from 66 cities in India were interviewed for this research. It was found that despite nationally implemented universal design guidelines, footpaths in 42.8% of the cities do not have universal mobility. In total, 74.7% of the respondents identify the dimension of the footpath as the most important factor for implementing universal mobility. The results of this study indicate the importance of universal design in improving the quality of life in Indian cities, and how urban local bodies can play a significant role in the process by using Public Private Partnership (hereafter, PPP) models and a new accessibility audit checklist.
  • Gaurab Das Mahapatra, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    JAPAN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW 6 (1) 2475-8876 2023/01
  • Ken Tsubouchi, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    JAPAN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW 6 (1) 2475-8876 2023/01
  • Gaurab Das Mahapatra, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Athens Journal of Architecture 9 (1) 107 - 128 2022/12/27 [Refereed]
     
    In this research, the role of cognition in Universal Mobility at the pedestrian-level has been investigated. A stretch of approximately 850 m in the core of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (in India) has been delineated as the case area for this research. The 02 data sets considered for this research are: 1) Physical data: Pedestrian Count and Vehicular Traffic Volume, and 2) Cognitive data: Light Intensity, Noise, and Thermal Comfort. The authors collected the data from the case area in the years 2020 and 2021. This paper initially involves determining the pedestrian “Level of Service” (LOS) based on the pedestrian count. Furthermore, the authors co-relate (Pearson’s Correlation with a 95% confidence interval) the LOS data with the light intensity, sound intensity, and temperature data; to establish a relationship between them. The result of this research indicates that there is a gap in realizing the potential of walkability in the case area. The authors conclude that the improvement of cognition in pedestrian-level Universal Mobility can lead to a better physical environment for the specially-abled and elderly.
  • Jiayu Huang, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering 1346-7581 2022/12/22 [Refereed]
  • Ken TSUBOUCHI, Suguru MORI, Rie NOMURA
    Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ) 日本建築学会 87 (791) 54 - 65 1340-4210 2022/01/01 [Refereed]
     
    This paper aims to review a large-scale collective relocation planning of the Koizumi-Machi district, which implemented the Radburn design housing to mitigate the environmental transition against the Great East Japan earthquake. Based on actual conditions through two-year investigations after resettlement, it demonstrates that residents utilized the relocation site adapting to different issues of the community relocation: successions of the previous district's neighborhood relationships and constructions of new ones due to integrated multiple districts. On the other hand, there is a mismatch between total housing land design and individual housing reconstructions in point of the correspondence between entrance direction and cul-de-sac.
  • Gaurab Das Mahapatra, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 13 (8) 4391 - 4391 2021/04/15 
    In this research, users’ perception towards Universal Mobility in old core cities of India has been critically analyzed. Despite Universal Design guidelines from the United Nations and Union Government of India, old cities in India seldom have Universal Mobility, in effect endangering the lifestyle of senior citizens and differently-abled people. The core of Kolkata Municipal Corporation in Kolkata, India, has been considered a case example for this research. This research has considered three types of datasets for analysis. First, the authors interviewed 310 respondents from the Indian design fraternity, with the objective of understanding their opinions on the concept of Universal Design. In the next investigative study of 125 respondents from different wards of Kolkata Municipal Corporation, the purpose was to comprehend people’s perception regarding walkability and mobility in an old Indian city. In the last visual survey of a stretch in Central Kolkata, the focus was on identifying hindrances in Universal Mobility in an old city core of Indian origin. Significant dissatisfaction was found regarding walkability amongst all user groups, which is linked to poor infrastructural conditions. Furthermore, accessing public transportation is difficult due to improper waiting facilities. However, the design fraternity in India suggests the need of separate accessibility guidelines for old and new cities in India. The design fraternity also recommends a customized rating system for accessing Universal Design. The result of this study indicates a need of recognizing the difficulty in imparting Universal Mobility in old core cities in India. This information can be used for preparing an access audit checklist through Architectural Planning, which is the first step in proposing a framework for Universal Mobility in old core cities in India.
  • Thamer Mahmmoud Muhammad Al Jbarat, Suguru Mor, Rie Nomura
    Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture 15 (3) 156 - 166 1934-7359 2021/03/28 [Refereed]
  • 夏山冬里のいま
    野村理恵
    建築と社会 vol.101 38 - 41 2020/04 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 大伏 玄泰, 森 傑, 野村 理恵
    日本都市学会年報 日本都市学会 54 193 - 202 0911-4424 2020 [Refereed]
  • Chu CHU, Rie NOMURA, Suguru MORI
    Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ) 日本建築学会 85 (778) 2539 - 2549 1340-4210 2020 [Refereed]
  • Hirotaka TANAKA, Suguru MORI, Rie NOMURA
    Journal of Architecture and Planning 84 (764) 2087 - 2097 2019/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Duy Thinh Do, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 11 (12) 3457  2071-1050 2019/06 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    The shortage of open spaces in developing countries in Asia such as Vietnam has been a thorny question for urbanists. Due to a poor history of public spaces, people tend to use street spaces as open spaces and other functions that bring chaos and danger onto the streets. Although developed countries in the West have overcome the dangers of life on street spaces to some extent, Vietnam, with its low quality of life, retains its inherent street bustle. Street improvements have been carried out to enhance the quality of urban life. This research aims at comparing improved and unimproved street spaces in various aspects, including user behavior and the environment-behavior relationship within street spaces and their surroundings. The findings contribute to the future improvement of street spaces in Vietnam and other developing countries based on theories of Environment-Behavior Studies. Through this research, the street renovation and development idea can be processed in a distinctive manner that appreciates the cultural and social context instead of being derived from the arbitrary or intuitive ideas of designers. By using various observation methods such as centered behavioral mapping (PcBM) and visual encounter surveys (VES), and statistical analysis such as principal component analysis (PCA) and cluster analysis (CA), the findings show that a total of eight physical attributes need consideration during street renovations or development processes. Improved and unimproved street spaces share two attributes and differ in six attributes. Additionally, three environment-behavior patterns support the implications detailed in this paper. Finally, a suggestion for street space development and management is made to support related authorities and urbanists in future projects; it is hope that this research will contribute to creating more livable and sustainable street environments.
  • Chu Chu, Rie Nomura, Suguru Mori
    Sustainability 11 (8) 2409  2071-1050 2019/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    Mixed habitation environments have gradually proved to be an effective planning method to promote social integration in many countries. However, due to the differences in the social backgrounds of each country, it is essential to implement construction methods suitable for local conditions. On the other hand, the planning theories and construction methods discussed from multiple perspectives, including an architectural perspective of spatial forms, have been insufficient, which is not conducive to constructing a sustainable dwelling environment. This article aims to clarify the planning status of spatial forms and their issues by investigating existing projects with mixed habitation environments in China. Unlike other countries that have implemented relevant policies for many years, China has just begun to explore relevant schemes (i.e., public-rental housing in private-owned housing complexes) aiming to promote mixed habitation environments. The selected research objects included all projects already inhabited at the end of June 2017 in the city of Beijing. Through field survey, the research objects were divided into eight types via an analysis of building layouts and residents' traffic lines. The results show that out of the many research objects, two kinds of housing were clearly distinctive, and only a few research objects matched the basic conditions to be defined as a mixed habitation. The conditions are not conducive to the formation of mixed habitation; therefore, a more detailed discussion on how to design a mixed habitation environment is necessary to aid further research.
  • Jiayu Huang, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 11 (8) 2332  2071-1050 2019/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    Residents have territorial cognition with different hierarchies and conduct corresponding behaviors in the outdoor space of housing blocks through sharing space and facilities. This mechanism stems from human need and might be influenced by physical environmental elements. To understand this effect, especially after a guideline for transforming existing gated housing blocks was enacted in China, this study compared the territoriality of open and gated housing blocks from the view of the cognition, behavior, and space through combined methods. Interview, snapshot, and observation were conducted to capture the situation of these three dimensions, then they were evaluated and grouped by factor analysis and quartiles. Obtained results in the open housing block were found to be inferior to that in the gated case. The conclusion was drawn based on the above that there are remarkable differences between open and gated housing blocks on the intensity of residents' territorial cognition, the level and quantity of their territorial behaviors, and the distribution as well as continuity of the territorial space.
  • Duy Thinh Do, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 11 (1) 2071-1050 2018/12 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    One of the most insoluble problems confronted by urban areas in developing countries is the shortage of open space; street space allows daily human activities, promotes social interaction, and is seen as a precondition for the sustainable development of the community. Although some seemingly public space is also built up in Vietnam, street space is often where resident's go to perform activities. This research aims at studying behaviors of users in old street space and the interaction with existing physical settings; as an input to future renovation and the development of street space in a manner that respects the cultural and social context of the Vietnamese people. User's behaviors in streets and physical characteristics of space were collected and processed in accordance with theories of behavior setting and proxemics using some methods including place-centered behavioral mapping (PcBM) and visual encounter surveys (VES). The analysis showed that three types of behavior, including (1) Type A where various frequent activities occurred, (2) Type B which discouraged most human activities, and (3) Type C where neither frequent nor infrequent behaviors can represent environmental behavior patterns in the old street spaces of Vietnam and for each of these types of patterns improvements have been proposed by organizing street and pavements layouts detailed in this paper. The proposed improvements are based on the relationship between human behaviors and properties of the street space to assist designers, administers, and authorities in renovating and developing better and more sustainable street space.
  • The Influence of Open-Oriented Residential Transformation on Environmental Behaviors and Spatial Types: A Case Study of Changchun, China
    Jiayu Huang, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium for Environment-Behavior StudiesProceedings of the 13th International Symposium for Environment-Behavior Studies 527 - 532 2018/11 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • A Consideration of Current Situations on the Social Mix Planning of Housing Complex in China
    Chu CHU, Suguru MORI, Rie MOMURA
    Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium for Environment-Behavior Studies 392 - 398 2018/11 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • The Redesign of a Street in Cebu Based on Residents’ Behavior Settings
    Joachim Michael Espina, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Proceedings of 12th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA 2018) P9-2 2018/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • A basic study of the structure of daily living of residents using the delivery service-Focusing on mobile sales in Osamunai-cho ,Fukagawa city in Hokkaido
    OBUSHI Yasuharu, MORI Suguru, NOMURA Rie
    Journal of Urban Studies 55 17 - 24 2018/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Rie Nomura, Siyuan Shan, Suguru Mori
    Sustainability 10 (10) 3809  2018/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This study elucidates the spatial structure of traditional houses, and its transformation toward sustainable development of residential environments in old towns that are currently the focus of tourism development initiatives. Hexia old town in Huai'an District, China, was chosen for this study involving a field survey, questionnaire survey, and interviews. Data analysis identified three periods of residential transformation and three patterns of the residential transformation process. In all cases, there was low awareness of building conservation measures and lack of tourism development by the government, which has translated into ongoing residential transformations according to the demands of daily life. However, in the interests of tourism development, some businesses have started making use of vacant residences and traditional homes, and the relative proximity to work and home imply sustainability of residents' lifestyles under these conditions. An improvement plan for an old town requires a thorough understanding of the circumstances surrounding residential modifications executed by residents, the problems faced in the living environment, as well as efforts to increase the residents' awareness of the issue of sustainable living in that old town.
  • Re-challenge for research on rural planning that connects production and life
    NOMURA Rie
    日本建築学会大会建築計画部門研究懇談会資料 建築・都市・農村計画研究のカッティングエッジ 15 - 18 2018/09 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • Joachim Michael Espina, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability 10 (9) 3230  2018/09 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    Streets function as public spaces that improve the aspects of social sustainability by accommodating the daily activities of people, further contributing to the strengthening of relationships in society and the expansion of people's social networks. This research focuses on studying the relationship of human behavior and the street environment in Cebu, Philippines, which can help to contribute to a better approach towards street improvements. Filipino behavior settings were identified and classified based upon people's activities on the street that were gathered using the Behavior Mapping Method. From the analysis of behavior settings on the behavior maps, the current use of the street has been classified into zones, and has shown potential for street sharing by being flexible enough to accommodate both behavior settings and vehicular traffic at different times. Based on the findings of the analysis, design proposals were created as an interview tool to extract information from respondents on the street. From the results of the interviews, considerations such as the importance of preserving the existing behavior settings, promoting safety, and preventing conflicts on the street can be used to develop an improved street design.
  • Jiayu Huang, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Sustainability (Switzerland) 10 (6) 1835  2071-1050 2018/06/01 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    Physical characteristics of residential areas affect many aspects of living sustainability, including the environmental behavior of residents. Based on the policy issued in China in 2016, the guideline of transforming existing gated housing blocks into open mode is being gradually implemented in some cities. However, the transforming of boundary walls and internal roads has changed the living environment such as the open space that residents have been accustomed to and has affected environmental behaviors correspondingly. From perspectives of spatial types and environmental behaviors, this research compared an open housing block (which is reconstructed from gated one) with a comparable original gated housing block. The Behavior Mapping Method was used to capture environmental behaviors in two housing blocks factor analysis and cluster analysis were used to extract spatial characteristics and classify spatial types and finally differences between the open housing block and the gated housing block were shown by comparing the distribution of environmental behaviors in each space type. The results indicate that the presence or absence of the enclosing walls affects the division of space types and environmental behaviors in housing blocks. For gated housing blocks, spaces with strong privacy attract various types of activities, which are overwhelming in categories and the number of people, while in the open housing blocks, this situation is not as obvious as in the former.
  • 池添純子, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本都市学会年報 51 201 - 209 2018/05 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Rie NOMURA, Solongo JAMIYANDORJ, Suguru MORI
    Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture 81 (5) 687 - 690 2018/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Winter's Concentrated Living and Seasonal Residence in the Aging Rural Community of Japan: A Case Study in Hokkaido
    NOMURA Rie
    Development of Small Cities & Towns 346 53 - 57 2018/04 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • Thinh Duy Do, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture 12 (4) 245 - 261 2018/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Yoko Omae, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    AIJ Journal of Technology and Design 24 (56) 317 - 322 1881-8188 2018/02/01 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This study aimed to analyze the concrete design methods for attractive commercial space in the cases converting housing to store. Conversion housing to store could be useful for making use of vacant houses, which have been increasing today in Sapporo. As the result, the basic patterns of functional change in conversion and the characteristics of renovation methods in each pattern were ascertained.
  • Amir Shojai, Rie Nomura, Suguru Mori
    JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING 16 (3) 589 - 596 1346-7581 2017/09 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This paper presents a study of utilization and perceptions towards side setback areas as an important but often overlooked urban space. Side setback areas, which are mutual distances between adjoining buildings in a high density, inner-urban, residential area of Osaka, Japan were selected for study. Volunteers were interviewed in the Kita Nakamichi area to investigate the physical attributes of their side setback areas and their frequency of usage. There was little impression of side setback areas or windows opening towards them. They are seen only as mere left out spaces between the building and boundaries; however, the respondents did not have concerns about security. On the subject of utilization of the side setback areas, activities such as storage and gardening were noted, as these places were seen as abandoned spaces but subject to considerable maintenance, and were suggested by a significant number of the respondents as good places for parking places, storing items and drying clothes due to receiving good light and ventilation. When asked about their preference for making contact with fellow neighbours via their side facades, respondents unanimously reported that they prefer to undertake social interaction at their front door and those accidental contacts are not favoured.
  • 冬期集住による地域内での生活環境の変化
    野村理恵, 森傑, 藤巻美里
    2017年度日本建築学会農村計画部門研究協議会資料 47 - 48 2017/08 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 森傑, 黒坂泰弘, 森下満, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 82 (734) 929 - 939 1340-4210 2017/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Nomura Rie, Mori Suguru, Fujimaki Misato
    Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics 一般社団法人 日本家政学会 69 312 - 312 2017 
    少子高齢化が顕著である農村地域において、増え続ける空き家の利活用と高齢者の地域内での住み続けを支える仕組みづくりは全国的に課題となっている。本研究では、特に積雪の多い地域に着目し、「冬期集住」の取組みを事例として、積雪寒冷地の農村という条件のもと、地域居住を持続させる方策を検討することを目的とする。 調査対象は、豪雪地帯特別措置法及び過疎地域自立促進特別法が適用されている365自治体に対して、電話によるヒアリング調査にて冬期の居住支援が確認でき、質問表調査の回答のあった15施設のうち、協力の得られた7件に対して現地調査を実施した。調査期間は 2016 年 4 月〜2017 年 1 月である。 長年事業が継続されている地域では、通所施設と異なり近隣関係を維持しながら季節による居住拠点移動が行われており、体力の低下等を要因とした地域外への転出を防ぎ、住み慣れた地域での生活を維持できるという点で、効果があると考えられる。しかし、新たに事業を進めようとした地域では、地域住民の自発的な取り組みや需要が顕著にみられない傾向がある。他の福祉・介護サービスがある中で、冬期集住施設の役割を明確に位置づけ、どのような高齢者にとって有効であるのかを実証しながら、地域居住を維持するうえでの適正な施設の立地検討や、集住時の人間関係のなどに配慮した室内配置計画、改修計画に加え、経年的な運用計画が求められる。  
  • Amir Shojai, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    URBAN POLICY AND RESEARCH 35 (3) 275 - 297 0811-1146 2017 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    In urban environments, front yards and backyards are valued by residents for the opportunities they provide for enriching residential activities and promoting neighbourly ties. This article extends previous inquiries to identify the preferred uses and attributes of side setback areas in a comparatively dense urban environment. While front yards or backyards may contribute to sociability, no such effects have been reported for the side setback areas, with their function being instrumental rather than social. On the basis of a 2013 survey, the average side setback area in Sapporo (Japan) is <2m wide and its typical use is for storage. A series of cross-statistical analyses was used to investigate possible correlations and to predict the role of the physical attributes of adjacent facades on the perceptions of the respondents. This was followed by an in-depth interview of those who volunteered. The results indicated that side setback areas that were lesser than 1-m wide were perceived as abandoned and assumed to have no function. However, those wider than 1m were seen as secondary storage areas. Regardless of this, respondents valued the light and ventilation provided by side setback areas.
  • R.Nomura, S.Mori
    日本都市学会年報 日本都市学会 50 271 - 278 0911-4424 2017 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 菊地翔貴, 野村理恵, 森傑
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 81 (730) 2585 - 2594 1340-4210 2016/12 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • YUJIAO, 中山徹, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 (728) 2185‐2195  1340-4210 2016/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • The Method of Renovating Older Apartment Buildings: Finding a Way to Shared Living A Case Study of SOCIAL APARTMENT NAKANOSHIMA in Sapporo, Japan
    Ken TSUBOUCHI, Suguru MORI, Rie NOMURA
    Proceedings of the 11th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA) A-3-2 2016/09 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Analysis of actual conditions on a seasonal second residential base in Ulaanbaatar city
    Rie NOMURA, Suguru MORI, Solongo JAMIYANDORJ
    Proceedings of the 11th International Symposium on Architectural Interchanges in Asia (ISAIA) D-15-4 2016/09 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 計画系災害研究のストラテジー構築へ向けた試み,震災復興から俯瞰する未来社会と計画学 ―農村からの発信
    野村理恵
    2016年度日本建築学会農村計画部門研究協議会資料 115 - 116 2016/08 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 遠隔地避難における環境移行からみた居住環境の課題,建築計画分野における災害復旧・復興研究の意義と課題−東日本大震災からの5年で得た知見−
    野村理恵
    2016年度日本建築学会建築計画部門パネルディスカッション資料 32 - 33 2016/08 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 堂本勇人, 森傑, 野村理恵
    地域施設計画研究 34 213‐218  0912-3040 2016/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Developing terminology for side facades and side setback areas in Japanese neighborhoods: a study on utility and perception
    Amir Shojai, Suguru Mori, Rie Nomura
    City, Territory and Architecture 3 (6) 2016/06 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 公営住宅整備における住民参加の検討とその導入手法に関する課題考察-北海道東神楽町新町団地建替計画の策定プロセスを事例として-
    村上賢人, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会住宅系研究報告会論文集 11 163 - 170 2016 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 石丸時大, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 Architectural Institute of Japan 80 (715) 1979 - 1989 1340-4210 2015/09 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This study examines the progress achieved by projects aimed at promoting collective relocation for disaster prevention since the Great East Japan Earthquake and their current state of affairs. This investigation seeks to clarify the spatial characteristics of the residential land currently under construction on hilly terrain as part of these collective relocation projects. Spatial planning for the collective relocation project in Kesennuma city, which deals with a relatively small area, has focused on relocation that respects existing community units, i.e., the identical and unified types. In addition, most of the housing development plans focus on construction that will connect and run linearly along the National Highway 45, which is the main arterial road of Kesennuma.
  • Reconsideration of sustainable urban residential areas as seen in the residential suburbs of Ulaanbaatar
    NOMURA RieRie NOMURA, Solongo JAMIYANDORJ, Suguru MORI
    The 18th Biennial International Asian Regional Association of Home Economics Congress 2015/08 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 北條真伍, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 (714) 1753 - 1763 1340-4210 2015/08 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 野村理恵, 森傑, 藤巻美里
    地域施設計画研究 33 121 - 127 0912-3040 2015/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 前川絵里, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 Architectural Institute of Japan 80 (711) 1057 - 1065 1340-4210 2015/05 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This study aims to clarify the relationship between the change in spatial structure resulting from the development of Sapporo Underground Pedestrian Space and human behaviors, as well as their spatial cognition. The characteristics of spatial and distance cognitions and their change were analyzed by sketch-map experiment and walking experiment. As a result of the analysis, the following points of the characteristics of spatial and distance cognitions and their change have become clear. 1) The pedestrians' spatial cognition has been improved in accuracy. 2) The pedestrians' spatial cognition is getting more restrictive.
  • ARONGZHAOLE, 中山徹, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 Architectural Institute of Japan 80 (711) 1095 - 1105 1340-4210 2015/05 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    The purpose of this paper is to document changes of traditional pastoral dwelling house of Badain Jaran Village famers of Alxa Right Banner in Inner Mongolia. As the influence of government policies, life environment, economic environment and so no, the pastoral people's dwelling house was changed from the shift to fixed, the traditional dwelling house culture of pastoral people has been lost at the same time. I tried to analyze the change of pastoral dwelling house in following ways.
     1. Which the connection between the grazing and dwelling house of pastoral people.
     2. By using interview survey and field measurement of 38 families, the living actuality and patterns of housing form of pastoral people was become clearly.
  • Resident Evaluation of Community-Acquired Communal Facilities in the Housing Complex - A Case Study of Chonggu 3 Cha APT in Seoul, Korea
    Ji Young KANG, Suguru MORI, Rie NOMURA
    2015 the Asia-pacific network for housing research conference book 311 2015/04 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • Comparative Analysis on Master Plan of Village Reconstruction and Its Performance: A case study of Shuangzhuang New Village by the new rural policies in China
    Yingnan WANG, Rie NOMURA, Suguru MORI
    Urban and Regional Planning Review 2 31 - 42 2015/03 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • シンガポール住宅団地における多様な住民生活を内包する公共空間の景
    野村理恵
    ランドスケープ研究 78 (4) 399 - 400 2015/01 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 坪内健, 森傑, 野村理恵
    都市住宅学 (87) 173 - 178 1341-8157 2014/10/31 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 次世代の災害復旧・復興・減災プロセスの構築へ向けて
    野村理恵
    2014年度日本建築学会[若手奨励]特別研究委員会パネルディスカッション資料 1 - 2 2014/09 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 公的住宅施策を対象とした研究分析の概要
    野村理恵
    2014年度日本建築学会[若手奨励]特別研究委員会パネルディスカッション資料 16 - 17 2014/09 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 北海道における冬期集住と夏期滞在による地域居住の試み
    野村理恵, 森傑
    2014年度日本建築学会農村計画部門研究協議会資料 36 - 37 2014/09 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 牧畜民の居住空間変容に関する研究 内モンゴル自治区の草原にて
    野村理恵
    日本家政学会誌 7 (65) 339 - 346 2014/07 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • WANG Yingnan, 野村理恵, 森傑
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 79 (701) 1477 - 1486 1340-4210 2014/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 須川靖子, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 79 (701) 1505 - 1514 1340-4210 2014/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 北海道へ避難した人々の状況
    野村理恵
    2013年度日本建築学会建築計画部門パネルディスカッション資料 15 - 18 2013/08 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • Investigation into the dynamics of the domiciliary landscape of pastoralists and its preservation in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
    Rie NOMURA
    The17th Biennial International Asian Regional Association of Home Economics Congress CD-ROM11 2013/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • NOMURA Rie
    Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics 一般社団法人 日本家政学会 65 274 - 274 2013
  • 野村理恵, 森傑
    マンション学 (44) 24 - 29 0919-6587 2012/12 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • Actual Conditions of Rural Village Living before Reorganization by the New Rural Policies in Henan Province, China: Focusing on Existing Villages Scheduled to be Re-organized to Shangzhuang New Village
    Yingnan WANG, Rie NOMURA, Suguru MORI
    Proceedings of the First International Conference for International Society of Habitat Engineering and Design 2012/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • The Actural State of the Evacuation Life Outside the Disaster Stricken Areas due to the Great East Japan Earthquake
    Rie NOMURA, Suguru Mori
    Proceedings of the 10th International Symposium for Environment-Behavior Studies by Central University Press 718 - 722 2012/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • TANG Lulu, 森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 77 (677) 1553 - 1562 1340-4210 2012/07 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    Resulted from China's urban housing reform, company housing allocated in the past has been entirely separated from companies and become privately owned. The paper examines such housing, studying how the residents have altered the interior space, and discussing the existing issues with the living environment and influences of family changes on residents' living style. It is found that altering the interior has not improved the living environment. Instead, such housing will, with time, become inadequate to live in while residents' lifestyle and family status change. The paper asserts that such housing will prove problematic as continued residence into the future.
  • 北海道の農的都市生活の多様性を実現するラーバンデザイン
    野村理恵, 森傑, 大槻政洋
    一般財団法人北海道開発協会開発調査総合研究所 平成23年度助成研究論文集 95 - 116 2012/06 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 海峡を越えた移動と避難生活の現状
    野村理恵
    建築雑誌 127 (1626) 10 - 11 2012/01 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 野村理恵
    建築雑誌 127 (1626) 010 - 011 0003-8555 2012/01 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 中国における「新農村建設」による集落整備の手法と特徴−中国河南省における「尚庄新村」を事例として−
    王_楠, 野村理恵, 森傑
    日本都市計画学会都市計画論文集 47 (3) 1015 - 1020 2012 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • コーポラティブ住宅の共同性の変容に関する考察 住まい方の経年変化に着目して
    石丸時大, 森傑, 森下満, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会住宅系研究報告会論文集 7 13 - 22 2012 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 避難移住調査を通してみえる環境移行研究の新たな課題
    野村理恵
    人間・環境学会誌 28 17 - 20 2011/12 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 野村理恵, 森傑
    都市計画論文集(CD-ROM) 日本都市計画学会 46 (3) 475 - 480 1348-284X 2011/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    This study intends to discuss the relationship between elementary schools and local communities in Guilin City, China, where major reorganization of school districts is taking place, from a viewpoint of issues shared throughout the Chinese society. Upon finding out facts about the reorganization of elementary schools in Guilin's central District 5, we analyzed consciousness shared by residents surrounding the reorganized schools. Whereas the main factor for school reformation in Japan are dwindling population, influx of population from rural areas or municipal mergers are the surveyed area's major reasons for the reorganization, mostly done through building additional megaschools. Through the research, it was found that the neighborhood residents are generally in support of such reorganization, but their satisfaction level and interest are varied based on the type of reorganization.
  • 奥尻のその時と現在から学ぶ, 漁村集落再生のシナリオ—東日本大震災からの復興
    森傑, 野村理恵
    日本建築学会農村計画委員会懇談会資料 57 - 60 2011/08 [Not refereed][Not invited]
  • 境界をこえてみえるもの―中国, 内モンゴル自治区におけるフィールド調査から
    野村理恵
    多元文化交流 3 99 - 116 2011/06 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 野村理恵
    住宅会議 日本住宅会議 81 (81) 28 - 32 2011/02 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 野村理恵, 中山徹
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 75 (654) 1917 - 1923 1340-4210 2010/08 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 野村理恵, 中山徹, 今井範子, YARU, YONGMEI
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 日本建築学会 75 (651) 1141 - 1149 1340-4210 2010/05 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • アラシャン盟アラシャン左旗における牧畜民の生活様態及び農業転換による生活変化―中国内モンゴル自治区沙漠地域におけるモンゴル族の生活様態とその変化（第1報）
    野村理恵, 今井範子, 中山徹
    家政学研究 56 (2) 39 - 48 2010/03 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • アラシャン盟アラシャン右旗における環境政策と生活様態の変化―中国内モンゴル自治区沙漠地域におけるモンゴル族の生活様態とその変化（第2報）
    咏梅, 今井範子, 中山徹, 上野勝代, 長坂大, 野村理恵
    家政学研究 56 (2) 49 - 57 2010/03 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • アラシャン盟における環境政策による居住地移動と生活様態の変化―中国内モンゴル自治区沙漠地域におけるモンゴル族の生活様態とその変化（第3 報）
    野村理恵, 今井範子, 中山徹
    家政学研究 56 (2) 58 - 64 2010/03 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • 野村理恵, 中山徹, 今井範子, 室崎生子, YARU, YONGMEI
    日本建築学会計画系論文集 一般社団法人日本建築学会 73 (630) 1735 - 1742 1340-4210 2008/08 [Refereed][Not invited]
     
    In this study, I tried to understand the actual use situation as well as the change of its usage purpose, of the Mongolian Yurt by stock farmers in Xilinguole of Inner Mongolia. Farther, I brought to light how the shift to fixed, stationary housing and the change in stock farming form are related. 1) With the shift to permanent residency, the use and function of the Mongolian Yurt tend to be simplified. 2) The constant shift to permanent residency of livestock owners and the shift of stock farmers to stationary housing are not proportional and uniform. Rather, there are examples where increase of mobility is observed. And the increased demands of fixed the Yurt created by impacts of policies are bringing diversity in the patterns of housing form and pasturing form.
  • 沙漠で過ごしたある一日―中国, 内モンゴル自治区にて―
    野村理恵
    沙漠誌ノート 5 97 - 98 2008/04 [Not refereed][Invited]
  • 茹, 野村理恵, 咏梅
    Child, youth and environmental studies こども環境学会 4 (3) 48 - 55 2008 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • シリンゴル盟の移民村における牧畜民の生活様態―中国, 内モンゴル自治区草原地域におけるモンゴル民族の生活様態とその変化（第1報）
    野村理恵
    家政学研究 54 (1) 35 - 45 2007/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • シリンゴル盟における固定家屋に住む牧畜民の生活様態―中国, 内モンゴル自治区草原地域におけるモンゴル民族の生活様態とその変化（第2報）
    黒﨑未侑, 今井範子, 高村仁知, 中山徹, 長坂大, 野村理恵
    家政学研究 54 (1) 46 - 53 2007/10 [Refereed][Not invited]
  • シリンゴル盟の都市部と都市近郊におけるモンゴル民族の生活様態―中国, 内モンゴル自治区草原地域におけるモンゴル民族の生活様態とその変化（第3報）
    婭茹, 今井範子, 黒﨑未侑, 高村仁知, 中山徹, 長坂大, 野村理恵
    家政学研究 54 (1) 54 - 61 2007/10 [Refereed][Not invited]

MISC

Books etc

  • Rie Nomura(author, Suguru Mori(the author, i (ContributorPlanned settlements and pastoral livelihood relocation due to desertification, Community Relocation)
    Copal Publishing Group 2024/01 (ISBN: 9383419822) 212
  • 佐久間, 康富, 柴田, 祐, 内平, 隆之編著, 野村理恵 (Joint workまちの将来を育てる1学年1学級の町村立高校【北海道剣淵町】)
    学芸出版社 2023/03 (ISBN: 9784761528508) 174p
  • 森 傑, 岩佐 明彦, 野村 理恵, 小松 尚, 栗山 尚子, 松原 茂樹 (Contributor)
    朝倉書店 2022/04 (ISBN: 4254266502) 148
  • 野村, 理恵, 第一生命財団 
    第一生命財団 2022/01 51p
  • 日本家政学会 (Joint editor編集委員, 執筆担当( 01-05遊牧と定住の住居, 08-18中山間地域の環境と課題))
    丸善出版 2021/04 (ISBN: 9784621305812) xxi, 716p
  • 日本沙漠学会 (Contributor住 モンゴル高原)
    丸善出版 2020/07 (ISBN: 9784621305171) xxix, 504p
  • 山崎義人・佐久間康富編著：住み継がれる集落をつくる-交流・移住・通いで生き抜く地域
    野村理恵 (Contributor季節に応じて移り住む─長野県栄村/北海道旭川市西神楽)
    学芸出版社 2017/08 104-115
  • 藤木庸介編「住まいがつたえる世界のくらし――今日の居住文化誌」
    野村理恵 (Contributorモンゴル牧畜民と遊牧文化－草原と都市の境を行き来する住まい－)
    世界思想社 2016/11 29-46
  • 日本建築学会編：東日本大震災合同調査報告書 建築編10 建築計画
    野村理恵 (Contributor計画系災害研究ストラテジー［若手奨励］特別研究委員会による取組み, 長期・県外避難：北海道の場合)
    日本建築学会 2016/08 10-20, 111-116
  • 30年後の住まいを考える会 編著：「みんなで30年後を考えよう 北海道の生活と住まい」
    野村理恵 (Joint work)
    中西出版 2014/12

Presentations

Association Memberships

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Research Projects

  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2024/04 -2029/03 
    Author : 森 傑, 栗山 尚子, 野村 理恵, 池添 純子, 畠山 雄豪, 坪内 健
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2023/04 -2027/03 
    Author : 柳沢 究, 水島 あかね, 池尻 隆史, 野村 理恵, 山本 麻子, 笠井 賢紀
  • 日本学術振興会：科学研究費助成事業
    Date (from‐to) : 2020/04 -2024/03 
    Author : 野村 理恵
     
    2021年度は、中国・内モンゴル自治区を対象とした牧畜民の生活領域の保全計画策定に向け、景観保全の主体育成の方法論構築のため、現地の大学と連携して教育プログラムを検討した。 内モンゴル大学、内モンゴル民族大学メディア学科、赤峰大学の研究者とオンライン会議を実施し、学生による住経験インタビューの実施と民族誌のとりまとめについて引き続き議論した。具体的には、内モンゴル民族大学メディア学科にて学生への授業課題として、自らの居住誌をまとめる取り組みを開始している。2022年度に本格的な父母・祖父母世代への聞き取りに繋げるよう準備段階にある。 なお、この動きと連動して、日本では北海道大学での大学院授業において、日本人学生及び留学生に対して住経験インタビューを実施する取り組みを継続している。その成果を国内の研究者と議論することにより、内モンゴルでの取り組みの展開を検討している。特に、留学生に対して実践したインタビュー課題の成果について検証することで、内モンゴルでの実施方法を調整している。 また、新たな牧畜集落の生業を維持する仕組みについては、2022年度より来日予定の内モンゴル出身留学生とともに、観光業を取り入れ始めている地域の基礎的資料を収集している。草原観光が牧畜民の新たな生業となり得るのか、あるいは地域の資源を保全する役割を果たすのかという観点で、議論をすすめている。 これまでに収集している資料や議論内容をもとに、「建築計画のリベラルアーツ 社会を読み解く12章」の編集・執筆にかかる議論に参加し、その一部を執筆し、発表している。
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2020/04 -2023/03 
    Author : 森 傑, 栗山 尚子, 野村 理恵, 池添 純子, 畠山 雄豪
  • 日本学術振興会：科学研究費助成事業
    Date (from‐to) : 2018/04 -2022/03 
    Author : 佐久間 康富, 山崎 義人, 清野 隆, 野村 理恵, 遊佐 敏彦, 内平 隆之, 八木 健太郎, 田口 太郎, 平田 隆行, 青木 佳子, 柴田 祐, 姫野 由香, 藤原 ひとみ, 岡田 知子, 嵩 和雄
     
    本研究は、わが国の人口減少局面の中で集落環境を維持管理する担い手が減少し、国土の適正管理が課題となっているなか、少人数の担い手を前提として住まいやなりわいの場である集落を、いかに住み継ぎ、次世代に送り届けることできるかを課題として、地域外住民も含めた多様な担い手によって、集落の居住を次世代へ継承しようとする営みを「住み継ぎ」と定義し、１）集落に関わる各主体により地域がどのように住み継がれていくのか、その住み継ぎの要因を明らかにすること、２）住み継ぎの要因に対して、政策的にどのように働きかけることができるのか、その契機を分析し、住み継ぎを可能にする手法を明らかにすることから、集落居住を継承するための少人数社会システムの構築にむけた政策的枠組みを得ることを目的としている。 2020年度は、新型コロナウィルス感染症の影響を慎重に判断しながらの調査となったため、計画通りに行かなかったところもあるが、昨年度に引き続き、各担当者の研究対象地において、住み継ぎのプロセスと要因の解明を進めた。 具体的には、空家利活用事例からは、地域からの信頼を基盤にし、具体の活用事業は少人数で担う少人数構造が効果的であること、交流拠点を設けることで従来の移住施策にならない担い手との関係構築が可能になること、集落の継承の手がかりとなる祭礼は、現代の必要にあわせてバージョンアップしながら継承されていること、事前復興計画の策定プロセス事例では、30年後を見据えた将来像の展望を試みており、結果として少人数社会の将来像が描かれようとしてること、等を明らかにした。
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2017/04 -2020/03 
    Author : MORI Suguru
     
    The purpose of this study is to focus on group relocation and its method, which became widely known after the Great East Japan Earthquake, and to obtain the developmental knowledge that leads to the redesign of the reconstruction policy in the age of 30% population reduction. The following analysis was performed. (1) overview and typology of group relocation projects in the Great East Japan Earthquake, (2) systematic evaluation of housing reconstruction and resettlement due to high ground relocation in the Tohoku disaster area, (3) comparative analysis of the institutional frame of group relocation in pilot cases, (4) living area reconstruction and action research in community relocation. Based on these achievements, we analyzed and examined measures for resettlement of people in the disaster area and regeneration / reconstruction of an independent and sustainable living environment.
  • 北海道の農村集落の維持に資する移動型サービスモデルと生活圏の構築
    北海道開発協会：令和元年度助成研究
    Date (from‐to) : 2019/04 -2020/03 
    Author : 野村理恵、森傑、池添純子
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2016/04 -2019/03 
    Author : NOMURA RIE, YARU
     
    It was aimed to realize preservation plan for Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region by reviewing a framework to keep regular occupation and trying to build up a preservation/management entity in preparation for developing a preservation plan for pastralists living area. Focusing on pastralists' diversified management centered by tourism, it has been clarified necessary to review the following items: 1. Improvement of land conditions and usage status for making both cattle breeding and tourism; 2. Creation of opportunities for pastralists to understand possibility of pastoralism and associated landscape; 3. Approach to correct gaps between regions in management and land conditions such as common land usage; and 4. Cooperation with school education. In order to realize such framework, it is required to continuously proceed collaboration with local researchers.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2018/03 
    Author : YAMAZAKI Yoshito
     
    We published a book as the result of the study, the title is "Making villages that were lived and inherited". The outline of the contents is as follows: For the continuity of villages, it is necessary to draw the vision of villages to be inherited, changing villages qualitatively. It is necessary to keep people who inherits village strategically. We considered that the quantity of activities in a village could not be reduced if the living people would interchange positively. Then, incidental possibility of appearing a person who live in would spread.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2017/03 
    Author : MORI Suguru, ONUMA Masahiro, HATAKEYAMA Yugo
     
    This study focuses on the concrete planning process involved in projects for promoting collective relocation after the Great East Japan Earthquake. In particular, we examine the relationships between the concerned stakeholders, which in a broad sense include the community, the administration, consultants, and outside supporters. We ascertain in detail how each of these stakeholders participated in the eventual planning process, clarify the mutual interrelationship structure, and examine the gradual changes in these interrelationships. In doing so, we aim to determine the distinctive characteristics of and issues involved in the approach toward consensus-building on projects for promoting collective relocation with regard to the Great East Japan Earthquake.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2014/04 -2016/03 
    Author : Nomura Rie
     
    I have aimed at evaluating the pastoralist living areas with the evaluation standard of cultural landscape and examining specific conservation projects while analyzing the joint and several city functions in the nomadic society with a focus on Inner Mongolia, China and Mongolia. I have clarified that the following examinations will be required to connect to drafts of specific conservation projects: examining the systems to keep their occupations and cultivating the human resources to conduct the continuous conservation and management. The continuous examinations of the human resources and systems which can contribute to continuous development of the areas are required.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2011 -2013 
    Author : NOMURA Rie
     
    This research aims to understand the dynamics of the living space of pastoralists from the cultural landscape preservation point of view in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. As a result of the analysis, the following points of the distribution and state of the use of pastureland and their change have become clear. Due to the distribution imbalance of the pasturelands, there are decreases of pasture ranges, and the consequent transitions of landscape factors thereof. Also, as the places where the stock and people gather in response to the seasonal change of the natural conditions are dispersedly settled, it is becoming difficult to grasp the seasonal change as a total landscape. It is required that, by further analyzing the networks of neighboring groups of the pastoralist, to map out a preservation strategy in collaboration with the local researchers.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2011 -2012 
    Author : MORI Suguru, ANDO Takatoshi, KOMATSU Hisashi, IWASA Akihiko, KITA Michihiro, MATSUBARA Shigeki, ISHIGAKI Aya, FUNAHASHI Kunio, NOMURA Rie
     
    This study aims to find the new approach toward olving social issues, especially the strategy and works on researches related to the Great East Japan Earthquake. The Platform for Architecture-Society Studies has been invented in order to develop acadmic discussions and community for planning and designing built environment.
  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science：Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
    Date (from‐to) : 2006 -2009 
    Author : IMAI Noriko, SETO Akiko, NAKAYAMA Toru, MASUI Masaya, TAKAMURA Hitoshi, MUTO Yasuhiro, UENO Katsuyo, NAGASAKA Dai, TANAKA Mari, MUROSAKI Ikuko, YAMAMOTO Naohiko, MAKINO Yui, MIYASAKA Yasuko, MURATA Masayo, BAMBA Mami, LEE Kyoung won, BAYARMUND, ODONGEREL, YARU, NOMURA Rie, YONGMEI
     
    Living conditions of Mongolian people, which are drastically changing due to modernization, urbanization, settling and so on, were totally determined from a perspective of food, clothing and housing and others in four typical areas of diverse climates and vocations. In the meantime, regional differences were clarified. The relationships were shown between utilization change of Ger and the formation process of settlements, the distribution method of pasture area and the appearance ratio of Ger as for living spaces related to living conditions. Issues were also found on family residence and children living away from home in connection to education reform and so on.

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