ページ3:

No.
Dato
Lesson 7-2
How did Ban become interested in
S
T helping people in need interested in
prep. +n
And why did he begin building with paper tubes?
S
O
When Ban began practicing architecture, in 1984)) he
S
V
wanted to be different from other architects.
It seemed to him that they were often interested in
仮S
IS S'
V'
working for rich, powerful people.]
C'
On the other hand, he felt that (as an architect)he
SVO
should help people affected by disaster)
V
Vpp.
He started using paper tubes for disaster-relief
S
V
S
structures (because they are strong and easy to find.))
S'
V'
「に興味がある」
In need
「困っている」
with <手段>
architecture
n:
be different from
「いと違う、異なる」
It seems (to)
[that s'v']
→「人にとってSVである
ように思われる。
seem
V:~のように思われる
On the other hand
「一方で、他方で」
powerful
adj : 権力のある
relief
n:救済、安心
disaster relief
「災害救済の」
structure
n: 構造
KOKUYO LOUSE-JEA

ページ4:

No
Date
In addition to his work in Kobe, Ban has built paper-tube addition
S
V
school in China, and a paper-tube church in New Zea land.
n:追加
In addion to
いに加えて」
Ban has also used shipping containers (to make temporary shipping container
S
V
housing in Miyagi.))
°
省略×
One of the keys to Ban's success is that he does not let
S
anything stand in his way.
0'
C'
V ↳C
S'
V'
When there was a big earthquake in Haiti in 2010.))
V'
S'
n:輸送用コンテナ
temporary
adj : 一時的な
success
n: 成功
the key to
「~の鍵」
Haiti
n:ハイチ (国名)
the airports were closed.
S
V
Ban did not give up.
Flew to
「~に飛行機で行く」
He flew to the Dominican Republic and, together with some Dominican Republic
S V
students, drove for six hours to get to Haiti.
V
They then built shelters (for the victims using paper tubes))
S
V
0
分詞構文
n: ドミニカ共和国
get to
に着く
shelter
n: 避難所
KOKUYO (DOSE-LEAF -836B 6n ruled 38 nos

ページ5:

No.
Date
Lesson 7-3
Ban started an NGO
S
V
INGO (called
called Voluntary Architect's Network
Vpp
NGO
n:非政府組織
(VAN) in 1995.
VAN works to help victims of disasters such as earthquakes A such as B
S
V
and war all over the world.))
Ban believes that relief structures should be beautiful.
S
V 40
S'
V'
c'
Because they help restore the self-respect of disaster
S'
V' toが省略
「A,例えばB」
L BのようなA
restore
V: 回復する
self-respect
victims his shelters have been called "dignity buildings." : "
S
V
C
have been Vpp 「ずっといされている」
Ban says that just because a structure is temporary]
S
V GO
S
doesn't mean it shouldn't look good.
V
V'
[[just because s'v'
doesn't mean o
→「S'がV'だからといって
Oというわけではない」
"Displaced people are damaged in spirit as well as in body," displaced
S
he explains.
V
adj : 立ち退かされた
spirit
n:精神
A as well as B
not only B but also A
「BだけでなくAも」
「B同様にAも
KOKUYO LOOSE LEAF 8968 8mm ruled x38 lines

ページ6:

Date
"They have to stay in nice places.
S
V
Ⓒ I think it very important that they see something beautiful I think it (adj.)
S V 0
C
S'
V'
O'
Aman (who survived 3/11) said that his 10 year-old daughter
40
S
was smiling and happy after the family moved into Bar's
C'
conj.
attractive housing in Miyagi)]
S'
V'
The man said, "That was the first time since the disaster
S
V
C
that I had any real sense of relief.
S' V'
・関副when
Though the Miyagi housing is meant to be temporary))
S
V
some of the people living there like it so much that
0
adj.
they want to stay for good.
V
[that s'v']
→「Sは[]がadj」だと
思う。」
attractive
adj :魅力的な
sense
n:感覚
be meant to V
「~することになっている」
So adj./ady. that s'v.
→「とても」「adj./ady なので」
for good
「ずっと、永遠に」
KOKUYO LOOSE-LEAF 0368 6 mm rulad x30 hes

ページ7:

No.
Date
Lesson 7-4
In 2014 Ban won the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
Pritzker n:プリッカー
S
V
°
Some people call it the Nobel Prize of architecture.
S
V
0
C
One of the judges said that it is wonderful [that a first s
S
V
40
rate architect devotes himself to disaster victims.]
Nobel n:ノーベル
「Some 「~な人もいる」
judge n.
審査員
first-rate
adj : 一流の
deyote V:ささげる
devote O tou
「Oをいにささげる
His buildings serve their aesthetic as well as they everyday aesthetic
S
V
adj : 美の美学の
needs.
Ban says, " This prize encourages me to keep on doing [what
I
I am doing.]
S'
V'
V
0
encourage
V:すすめる
Keep on Ving
「いし続ける」
"
Don't change try to grow."
For him, "to grow" does not mean making the tallest
V
bo 動名詞
building or having the biggest office.
KOKUYO LOOSE-LEAF -83606 on ruled>36 ligas

ページ8:

Date
Ban always seems to be looking for ways to grow whether
S
V
40
working in disaster relief or designing new buildings.))
He believes architects must be aware that people need
S
V
40
V'
401
(S)
(V)
not only shelter for the body but also beauty and dignity
for the spirit.
Through his tireless efforts to build shelter and dignity,
Ban is changing our world for the better.
S
0
In fact, he says he would like to have an even smallek
office.
S
V
強調
He wants to have more time to spend in disaster areas
S
V
e time to
rather than in his office.
whether
conj:~であろうとなか
ろうと、
whether A or B
「AであろうとBであろう
と」
tireless
adj : 不断の
effort n: 努力
「Through 「~を通して」
In fact「実際のところ」
would like to VRA
want to V
A rather than B
「BよりむしろA」
KOKUYO LOOSE-LEAF -8389 6mm tuled x30 lines

ページ9:

Date
Lesson 7 Questions
Q-1 Why didn't the priest agree to Ban's offer at first? P99.12
Because he thought that the most important thing
should be housing for the victims.
Q-2 Why did the priest finally agree to Ban's offer?
Because the priest understood Ban's way of thinking,
p99. 18
Q-3 Why did Ban want to be different from other architects? p 100, 16
Because it seemed to him that they were often
interested in working for rich, powerful people.
Q-4 Name three places outside Japan where Ban built
paper tube buildings.
China, Haiti and New Zealand.
Q-5 How did Ban get to Haiti when the airports were closed?
He flew to the Dominican Republic and drove for six
hours to get to Haiti.
p101, 15 (China)
plol. 16 (New Zea
p101. 24 (Haiti)
pl01. 125
Q-6 Who does VAN work to help?
It works to help victims of disasters such as earthquakes
and war all over the world.
pl02. 12
p102.J
.16
Q-7 Why does Ban believe that relief structures should
be beautiful?
Because he thinks that his shelters help restore the
self-respect of disasters victims.
Q-8 How do people like Ban's temporary housing in Miyagi? p103. 120
Some of the people living there like it so much that
they want to stay for good.
Q-9 Did winning the Pritzker Prize change Ban ?
No, it didn't.
Q-10 Ban would like to have an even smaller office. Why?
Because he wants to have more time to spend in
disaster areas rather than in his office.
pl04. 18
P104, 12
Q-11 What does Ban believe architects must always keep in pl05.16
mind?
He believes architects must be aware that people
need not only shelter for the body but also beauty
and dignity for the spirit.

ページ10:

Lesson 7 Exercises
Date
A friend (in) need is a friend indeed.
p100.12
(2) My brother decided to live in the Dominican Republic
(for) good.
0103.121
(3) I found ( it ) easy to solve the problem.
p103.112
(4) The key (to) his success is his hard work.
plol. 20
Wakata decided to (devote) himself to space.
P104.14
(2) Don't let anything (stand) in your way.
plol. 122
(3) These shelters are (meant) to be temporary.
(4) (Displaced) people are those who have lost their homes p102.10
to war or other disasters.
P103.119
3) It seems that he is) a
good
writer.
Grammar①
(2) Many buildings (have been destroyed by the earthquake). ③
(3) I found ( it fun to learn ) a new language.
[4] (1) I think ( ¡t interesting that Ban builts) paper-tube houses.
(2) We (have not been invited to the party).
(3) They ( seem to keep on working) in Africa .