Architectural Planning

In this course, students will learn about the relationship between the sustainable city and architecture, with a focus on the idea of “sustainability.” Due to Japan’s rapid post-war economic growth, Japan’s buildings and residences have repeatedly undergone a “scrap and build” process, resulting in significantly short life spans. The course will introduce cases of apartment complex redevelopment, conversion, and stock management presently occurring domestically and overseas, and will discuss methods of development for the purpose of “environmental and sustainable” buildings.

1．	Stock management and facility management theory and practice
2．	Stock management and facility management theory and practice
3．	Japanese and overseas apartment complex projects
4．	Japanese and overseas apartment complex projects
5．	Open building theory
6．	Open building theory
7．	Skeleton-infill theory and cases of application
8．	Skeleton-infill theory and cases of application
9．	Urban tissue theory and cases of urban structure transitions in Japan and overseas
10．	Urban tissue theory and cases of urban structure transitions in Japan and overseas
11．	Implementation of conversion projects in Japan and overseas, and property management
12．	Implementation of conversion projects in Japan and overseas, and property management
13．	Renewal and conversion environmental performance evaluation
14．	Renewal and conversion environmental performance evaluation
15．	Final presentation of report by students

College	Graduate School of Engineering and Science（Master's Program）
Department	Architecture and Civil Engineering
Year	1st grade
Semester	Spring Semester
Credit	2

5M710000

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