Tokura Earthblock Project (戸倉土ブロックプロジェクト)

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The community members in Tokura area will be trained by staff from Atelier Tekuto to make earth blocks from the local soil, and build storage as a prototype of this technology. The local need for a storage facility is very high, so it could potentially become a business for community members to engage.

Tokura lost 90% of buildings for the tsunami, and rebuilding of those structures has been very slow. Especially fishermen need a lot of storage space for their equipment, so this workshop will help them construct their storage first because the fishery is the major industry of the area.

Location

Tokura, Minami-sanriku-cho, Motoyoshi-gun, Miyagi
Japan
 
 

Project Details

NAME: Tokura Earthblock Project (戸倉土ブロックプロジェクト)
PROJECT LEAD: Architecture for Humanity
LOCATION: Tokura, Minami-sanriku-cho, Motoyoshi-gun, Miyagi, Japan
START DATE: February 06, 2012
CURRENT PHASE: Pre-design
COST: $15000 USD (Estimated)
PROJECT TYPE: Storage Facility
DESIGN FELLOW: Toru Nakaki
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION: Tokura Social Welfare Association
DESIGN FELLOW: Takaharu Saito
BENEFICIARIES: Through this workshop, we're going to generate employment: 240 in production of blocks, 32 supervision/training, 10 basic carpentry, 30 masonry, 10 roofing. We estimate about 30 direct beneficiaries because we have average 30 fishermen work at one port.
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES: 350
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: This technique use local soil, water and magnesium oxide to make mixture, press in wooden forms manually, and dry blocks in the sun. Therefore the production of blocks has very low environmental impact.
 

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