Book (Practical) Architecture Think of it as Noriko first-class licensed architect Dangerous Design / Yuichi Asano / Onino Hito

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Architectural Studies
[Introduction to Contents]
There are many cases in which houses and buildings cause injuries to people or induce diseases.
In the background of these troubles, there are cases in which the design, construction, and maintenance management are not appropriate.
In this book, there are cases in which the design, construction, and maintenance management are not appropriate.
In this book, there are cases in which buildings around us cause falls, crashes, and collisions with falling objects.
The reasons for these troubles and specific measures to prevent them are explained in an easy-to-understand way with illustrations by Mr. Character of the popular architectural comic "Design Thinking of Noriko first-class licensed architect" (Oni-no-hito / Nihon Bungeisha).
District Court Grants Compensation
Numerical Standard for Slipperiness
Limit of Reliance on Laws
Windows seem to be the most dangerous place
Falls from Windows are More Frequent at High Schools
Why There are Many Falls at Chiba High Schools
Risk Brought by Pursuit of Efficiency
More Accidents Happen at Apa Hotel
No Violation of the Building Standard Law
Third Party Checks on Safety Design
Understanding Falling Risks Hidden in the Skylight
Damage Caused by Falling Windows
Damage Caused by Falling Windows
Damage Caused by Falling Windows
Ingredients in Water-Based Paint Enter the Air
"Mechanical Ventilation Alone Is Not Enough"
Alternative Substances Bring Unknown Risks
Mold to Sick House Risk
CHAPTER TEN
Four Designs That Cause Dangers
You have to find the deep layers, you have to repeat accidents
The risk of "Inducing Design"
The sin of "Eliminating Design" to the risk
Overlooked "Maintenance Design"
Raising the Level of "Initial Design" 500 water pipe bridge floor ten percent seventy percent seventy percent