槻橋修：The new way to use scale models

TSUKIHASHI Osamu

富山県高岡市生まれ。神戸大学大学院工学研究科建築学専攻准教授、ティーハウス建築設計事務所主宰。建築家として数多くの店舗や住宅の設計を手がける。2011年に発生した東日本大震災以降は、甚大な被害を受けたまちに対して、建築の視点からできることを模索しながら支援活動を継続している。『「失われた街」模型復元プロジェクト』には、全国各地から多数の建築家や学生ボランティアが参加した。2009年日本建築学会教育賞（教育貢献）共同受賞。2014年東日本大震災復興支援「失われた街」模型復元プロジェクトが第40回放送文化基金賞受賞（NHK盛岡放送局と共同受賞）。2015年日本建築学会賞（業績）共同受賞。

TSUKIHASHI Osamu was born in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture. He is an associate professor at Department of Architecure, the Graduate School of Engineering, Kobe University, and he established an architectural design office, Architects Teehouse. As an architect, he designed a number of shop buildings and houses. Since the Great East Japan Erthquake in 2011, he has been supporting towns and communities which were severly damaged by the disaster, seeking for what he could do for them from his architecrual point of view. He promoted the Lost Homes Model Restoration Project, which accepted a large number of student volunteers across Japan. In 2009 he was jointly awarded a prize by the Architectual Institution of Japan for his educational contribution. In 2014 the “Lost Home Model Restoration Project” received the prize for the 40th Hoso Bunka Foundation Award (Cowinner was NHK Morioka Station). In 2015 he was jointly awarded by the Architectual Institution of Japan for his achievement.