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Department of Architecture*nonmember

Characteristics of The Learning Room Use of Environmental Education Facilities from theViewpoint of Learning Programs Execution - A Study on The Relation between Learning
room/equipments and Learning Programs at Environmental Education Facilities Part1-[inJapanese], Hiroki OGAWA and Masuro URAYAMA, Journal of Architecture and Planning,
No.581, pp.33-40, 2004.7
This paper clarifies the relation between learning rooms and learning programs ofenvironmental education facilities. Main results are as follow;
1. There are many learning programs of interest or knowledge stage, and a few one of action orunderstanding stage. Many facilities carry out programs of the only interest stage. But morethan half execute learning programs which have a combination of some aim stages.
2. From the equipments of learning room, the use form of leaning room is classified in lecture,training, teaching materials and exhibition. Learning programs of using the plural room are able
to achieve a higher stage than ones of the single room use.

A Study on Forming Civic Center and Urban Renewal in Prefectural Capital Cities based onJapanese Castle-Towns in the Meiji and Taisho era. [in Japanese], Kenjiro MATSUURA,Yoshihiro YOKOTA , Satoshi KUSAKABE , Masuro URAYAMA and Shigeru SATOH : Jounal ofArchitecture and Planning , Transactions of Architectural Institute of Japan, No. 581, p.p. 67-74,
2004. 7This paper aims to clarify how to form Civic Center for Urban Renewal analyzingcases of prefectural capital 27 Cities based on Japanese Castle-Towns in the Meiji and Taishoera.
Findings are as follows : 1) Government and municipal offices tended to be nearby
castle and gather each other to form Civic Center , 2)Just after replacing feudal domain systemwith prefecture system and operation of city organization system , there were many cases ofconversion of existing institutions to prefectural offices and city offices , 3)Nearby Civic Center ,Castle Renewal such as reclaiming moats and creating new roads was done in many cities.

A Study on Visual Impacts of Windfarm -On Influences of Windmills Arrangement to LandscapeEvaluation-[in Japanese], Shinjiro SAKAMOTO, Fumiko KAMIYA and Masuro URAYAMA,
Papers on Environmental Information Science, No.18, pp1-6, 2004.11
The purpose of this study is to analyze visual impacts of windmills arrangement tolandscape evaluation. We prepared CG pictures which were drawn in combination of layout,
distance from standpoint to windmills and distance between windmills. 48 students evaluatedthese pictures with 10 adjective scales. We found 3 factors of landscape evaluation, and analyzed
the relation between them and windmill arrangement.

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MANAGEMENT OF A COMMUNITY FACILITY CONVERTED VACANT SHOP AT THE
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF A LOCAL SMALL TOWN AND ITS EFFECTS -Through a social
experiment at Kamiichi in Yoshino Town, Nara prefecture-[in Japanese], Hiroki KAWAKITA andMasuro URAYAMA, AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, No.20, pp. 319-324, 2004.12
As it is required to develop a management system of vacant shops at central district oflocal small towns, this paper reports the challenge for local residents group to convert a vacant
shop to a community facility, and management of it at Kamiichi district of Yoshino Town, NaraPrefecture. This facility offered only a place to local people at beginning. After changing tosponsor various use opportunities, this came to be use positively, and made local people feel
liveliness. To keep these effects, it is subject to be secured so that maintenance administrative
expenses can be paid for local residents group, and attractive use opportunities can continue
being sponsored.

A Study on the Transfiguration of the Landscape Ordinance in the Prefectures, Yoshio BANDO,
Satoshi ASANO and Shoji IMAI, Journal of Architecture and Planning, No.578, pp.85-92, 2004

The Actual Conditions of the Acceptance and Evaluation of Users for Housing PerformanceIndication System (Apartment Houses) in Housing Quality Assurance Act [in Japanese],Hiroyuki Takai, Urban Housing Scieces, No.47, pp.95-100, 2004
The aim of this research is to make clear the acceptance condition and evaluation of users
for Housing Performance Indication System (Apartment houses) in Housing Quality Assurance
Act. The research was made for 210 residents living in the apartment houses adopted the system,
and it was found that the system contributes to usersʼ choosing houses much. But there aresome problems. For example more popularization of the system and more information easy tounderstand and useful to judge for users are needed.

A Study on the Successive Change Condition of Common Facilities in Condominiums Including
Many Units [in Japanese], Yuki Miyauchi , Hiroyuki Takai , Mitsuo Takada* , Hiroko Saito*,Urban Housing Scieces, No.47, pp.41-46, 2004
The aim of this research is to make clear the actual condition on successive change ofcommon spaces and facilities in condominiums including many units. The research was made for40 housing estates in Kansai and Tokyo Metropolitan area by the way of questionnairs to thechief of homeowners association or the management staff and hearing on 3 housing estates. So
big change is not occurred yet, but we can find many symptoms. We could find variety of repeatedtrial and error and changes keep up with an aging repairs costs and management costs.

Improvement of Quality of Concrete with Permeable Form [in Japanese], Naoki MISHIMA,
Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Hiromi KOBAYASHI* and Toshitsugu INUKAI, Proceedings of theA―41Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.363-368, 2004.7

Influence of Magnitude of Pressure for Vacuum Processing on Strength Distribution in Concrete
Slab [in Japanese], Hiroshi WATO, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Naoki MIAHIMA and Akio
MURAMATSU*, Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.375-380, 2004.7

Fundamental Study on Bleeding Behavior in Concrete by Visible Evaluation Method [inJapanese], Toshitsugu INUKAI, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Naoki MISHIMA and Rinji
KANEKO*, Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.609-614, 2004.7

Fundamental Study on Compaction Mechanism Based on the Consolidation Theory [inJapanese], Hiroki HATTORI, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Eisuke SAKAMOTO and Naoki
MISHIMA, Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.1227-1232, 2004.7

Visualized Experiment on Air Bubbles Behavior in Concrete of Vacuum-processed Process [inJapanese], Eisuke SAKAMOTO, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Hiroki HATTORI and Naoki
MISHIMA , Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.1233-1238, 2004.7

Influence of Paste Strength on Compressive Strength of Porous Concrete [in Japanese], Yukihisa
YUASA*, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Naoki MISHIMA and Ken MURAO*, Proceedings of theJapan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.1425-1430, 2004.7

Fundamental Study on Manufacture of Large Particle Porous Concrete Using Concrete Rubble[in Japanese], Akihiro MAEGAWA, Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Naoki MISHIMA and Yukihisa
YUASA*, Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.1, pp.1455-1460, 2004.7

Uniaxial Compression 3-D FEM Analysis of Cylindrical Concrete Specimens with Different
Shape Ratios [in Japanese], Yukio YOSHIDA, Eiji MIZUNO* and Shigemitsu HATANAKA,
Proceedings of the Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.2, pp.19-24, 2004.7

Analytical Study on Confining Effect Inside Confined Concrete Subjected to Axial Compressive
Force [in Japanese], Makoto ITO*, Eiji MIZUNO* and Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Proceedings ofthe Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.2, pp.31-36, 2004.7

Fundamental Study on Rotation Condition of Shear Wall in Seismic Evaluation of RC Buildings[in Japanese], Kenzo KUBOTA Shigemitsu HATANAKA and Yoshiyuki KATO*, Proceedings ofthe Japan Concrete Institute, Vol.26, No.2, pp.1327-1332, 2004.7

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Fundamental Study on Compaction Mechanism of Vacuum Processing Method Based on theConsolidation Theory [in Japanese], Hiroki HATTORI, Shigemitsu HANATANA, Naoki
MISHIMA and Eisuke SAKAMOTO, J. Struct. Constr. Eng. AIJ, No.585, pp.7-13, 2004.11
The strength and hardness of concrete slab surface is considered significantly affectedby bleeding of concrete. It has been reported that dewatering by vacuum processing is quite
effective to make concrete high density and high strength. The method, however, has not beensuccessfully used for the concrete works in the field of building construction, compared with thatof civil engineering works in Japan. In the earlier report, the authors have already pointed outthat there is a strong relationship between the strength distribution and density distribution in
the vacuum processed concrete, both gradually decreasing from the top surface to about 15 cm
depth of concrete. Main purpose of the present study is to discuss the mechanism of theoccurrence of such distribution of strength and density, based on consolidation theory. In theexperiment, pore water pressure distribution in concrete has been measured using the original
measuring system. As a result, it has been confirmed that the consolidation theory is quite
effective to explain the internal properties of vacuum processed concrete as well as those ofpress-dewatered concrete.

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ELASTICS-PLASTIC BEHAVIOR AND ULTIMATESTRENGTH OF EXPOSURE FIXED-TYPE STEEL COLUMN-BASE SUBJECTED TO
BENDING MOMENT [in Japanese], Haruyoshi Kadoya*, Jun Kawaguchi and Shosuke Morino,Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering, Number 583, pp.123-130, 2004.9.

Experimental Study on Strength and Stiffness of Bare Type CFT Column Base with Central
Reinforcing Bars, Haruyoshi Kadoya*, Jun Kawaguchi and Shosuke Morino, COMPOSITECONSTRUCTION IN STEEL AND CONCRETE V, pp.1-10, 2004.

Dynamic response of steel beam-columns with square hollow section - Shaking table tests of steelbeam-columns subjected to biaxial bending (part 1), Yasuhiro Uchida*, Jun Kawaguchi andShosuke Morino, Journal of Structural and Construction Engineering, Number 577, pp.123-130,
2004.3.

Structural design of frame structures by means of a multiobjective genetic algorithm, Toyofumi
TAKADA and Keigo MATSUSHIMA, Proc. of the 4th Int. Conf. on Engineering Computational
Technology (CD-ROM), paper 104, 2004

Simplified Design Method for Air-based Solar Heating System [in Japanese], Hiroaki KITANO
and Kazunobu SAGARA*, Journal of Enviromental Engineering, No.582, pp.45-52, 2004.8

A―43Reducing Effect of Fresh Air Latent Heat Load in Air to Earth Heat Exchange using
Underground Double Floor Space, Wontug SON, Hisaya NAGAI, Journal of Asian Architectureand Building Engineering, Vol.3, No.2,pp.29-34, 2004