Shizugawa Fishermen's Workplace "Banya" and Oyster Bar(志津川本浜番屋)

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A group of 15 fishermen who lost everything for the Great East Japan Earthquake would like to rebuild their workplace and warehouse (called Banya in Japanese) as their new base of the town's fishing industry, which is the key industry of the area. These fishermen were used to operate individually, but now they would like to bring in each unique experience and idea to rebuild the collective aquafarming business. They hope the return of fishing business would encourage the speedy reconstruction of the rest of the town.

Meet the clients - pre-tsunami - English subtitles

Fishing Market Reopens - Japanese

Other Videos
Day One of Design Meetings with the client - English subtitles
Fishermen explain their needs at the site - Japanese
Fishermen talk about their current banya - Japanese
Design Fellow Autumn explains the Oyster business - English

Location

Shizugawa, Minami-sanriku-cho, Miyagi
Japan
 
 

Project Details

NAME: Shizugawa Fishermen's Workplace "Banya" and Oyster Bar(志津川本浜番屋)
PROJECT LEAD: Architecture for Humanity
LOCATION: Shizugawa, Minami-sanriku-cho, Miyagi, Japan
START DATE: September 21, 2011
CURRENT PHASE: Pre-design
COST: $60000 USD (Estimated)
SIZE: 84 sq. m
PROJECT TYPE: Storage Facility
CLIENT: 15 Motohama fishermen
PROJECT PARTNER: Nathaniel Corum
DESIGN FELLOW: Takaharu Saito
DESIGN FIRM: Silhouette Spice
PROJECT PARTNER: Daijiro Mizuno
BENEFICIARIES: 15 fishermen who would like to rebuild their aquafarming business. People in Shizugawa to benefit from fresh seafood once again and to have their key industry return.
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES: 100
 

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