Syllabus

SubjectAPPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (GREEN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN)

Class Information

Faculty/Graduate School
MEDIA AND GOVERNANCE
Course Registration Number
16200
Subject Sort
64500
Title
APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (GREEN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN)
Field
Program Courses
Unit
4 Unit
Year/Semester
2023 Fall
K-Number
GMG-MG-67103-211-23
Year/Semester
2023 Fall
Day of Week・Period
Tue 3rd , Tue 4th
Lecturer Name
Tsukasa Ishizawa,Hiromi Hosoya,Dai Tomioka
Class Format
Face-to-face
Language
Japanese
Location
SFC
Class Style
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Lecture, Seminar, Lab / On-site Training / Skill-Development, Connecting to Other Sites
GIGA Certificate
Not applied

Detail

Course Summary

This course is a design studio for graduate students who have completed basic architectural courses. This course is a studio for designing and creating architecture and urban design, considering the future of sustainable cities through architecture and art. The site is located between (or around) Route 1, which runs from Fujisawa to Odawara, and will be used as a prototype for regional revitalization in a local city as a suburb of Tokyo. The area around Route 1 is dotted with beaches due to its location along the coastline, and Oiso Town in particular has historical buildings such as resort facilities and villas of the financial world in the past. By carefully reading these existing contexts, the local automobile society, and the surrounding natural environment, we will make proposals that will lead to the revitalization of the entire area through the design of buildings and open spaces. The course will be taught by faculty members who are practicing architects and have built experience and knowledge of urban design in Switzerland (i.e. similar to master plan in Japan), and who have a multifaceted perspective and expertise. The objective of the course is to help students develop the skills to critically and freely create a sustainable city by conducting solid research and presenting a design proposal on a given problem or theme.