日本の建築と都市第１Ｅ

6 April Prof. Toshio OTSUKI Transformation of collective house planning in Japan 20 April Prof. Seitaro TAJIRI Seismic Design of Reinforced Concrete Buildings in Japan 27 April Prof. Tatsuya ASAI Various Earthquake Damages and Countermeasures 7 May (Thursday) Prof. Ryozo OOKA Building and urban environment 11 May Prof. Koichi KATO History of Architectural Design and Construction 18 May Prof. Tomoyuki GONDO Transition of Japanese Housing after WW2 25 May Prof. Mikio KOSHIHARA Contemporary mid-rise timber buildings in Japan 8 June Prof. Masayuki MAE Actual energy consumption in Japanese houses and method for its reduction 15 June Prof. Ippei MARUYAMA 　　　 Circulation of Resources and Carbon in Concrete 22 June Prof. Tetsuya SAKUMA 　　　 Sound environment design for life, society, and culture 29 June Prof. Prof. Kaori FUJITA Structural Aspects of Traditional Timber Architecture in Japan 6 July Prof. Kengo HAYASHI Cities and Architecture from the Perspective of the Socio-cultural Ecoregion 13 July Prof. Kentaro HONMA Spatial Analysis for Architecture and Cities

This lecture series is presented by the faculty of the Department of Architecture at the University of Tokyo.

The final grade will be based on three written report submissions and regular attendance throughout the semester. Attendance will account for 40% of the final grade, while the remaining 60% will be determined by the quality of the reports. Students are required to submit three reports of approximately 1,000 words each, written in English, on lectures of their choice. Further submission guidelines will be provided toward the end of the semester. The deadline is typically set two weeks after the final lecture.

Attendance will account for 40% of the final grade, while the remaining 60% will be determined by the quality of the reports. Students are required to submit three reports of approximately 1,000 words each, written in English, on lectures of their choice.