Architectural Planning /Exercise 1

Course title

9M000100

Course content

Research presentations and discussions on the following themes will be held in seminar format, and students will learn in a practical way how “architecture” is related to “technology” and “society.” In order to cultivate student communication ability necessary to pursue “architectural design” through collaboration by numerous related parties, the course will provide various opportunities, contents, and methods for learning according to the interests, abilities, personalities, and aptitudes of individual students.

(1) Research relating to architectural design theory and methods
In particular, research relating to development around train stations and vitalization of city centers, research relating to sustainable improvement methods for existing urban residential environments through resident and specialist collaboration, research relating to the planning, design, and administrative operation of theatres and halls.
(2) Practical research into open buildings in building construction planning
In particular, research relating to urban dwelling environment improvement through utilization of stock buildings such as office conversion and apartment complex renewal, research relating to changes over time and life cycle of architecture and dwelling environments, research relating to environmental performance assessment of infill remodeling of apartment complexes.
(3) Research relating to the development and control of urban architecture
In particular, practical research relating to mutual improvement of buildings, public spaces, and green spaces etc. comprising urban environments (targeting Shimbashi-Toranomon district).
(4) Research relating to facilities management, particularly utilization of building stock for large-scale organizations
In particular, research relating to planning methods for ultra-long term durability buildings, researching relating to large-scale renewal of public facilities.

Goals and objectives

The purpose of the class is to understand the background of the architectural design and practice and learn how to apply the acquired knowledge in practice.
Understand the good examples of the architectural design and practice in Japan and in the world.
TUnderstand how to apply the Japanese good practice in your home country.

Language

Japanese(English accepted)

Class schedule

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． Final presentation of report by students

Evaluation method and criteria

Students will be comprehensively evaluated based on presentations and discussions at each class conducted in seminar format.

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