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Jan 30, 2012 Akahama village lost 100 residents out of 900 for the earthquake and tsunami. Most of them moved into the temporary housing. The Akahama community with the help from NPO (non-profit organization) Midori-no-ie School proposed a covered alley between units built on a slope in order to connect upper units and lower units. Currently, residents have to walk on a steep slope; the village is worried winter snow and ice will make the slope extremely dangerous. The residents are encouraged t
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Akahama Covered Alley Updates - 赤浜地区仮設住宅の雁木で育てる小さなコミュニティプロジェクト アップデート | Architecture for Humanity
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Jan 30, 2012 Akahama village lost 100 residents out of 900 for the earthquake and tsunami. Most of them moved into the temporary housing. The Akahama community with the help from NPO (non-profit organization) Midori-no-ie School proposed a covered alley between units built on a slope in order to connect upper units and lower units. Currently, residents have to walk on a steep slope; the village is worried winter snow and ice will make the slope extremely dangerous. The residents are encouraged t
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