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The Environmental Design course focuses on the environment that surrounds people, namely architecture, cities, regions, and landscapes, and provides advanced research, study, and creative design practice. The course of study addresses the various issues that have emerged in the modern world with an eye to spatial and temporal expansion and social diversity, while also fundamentally examining the relationship between humans and the environment, and includes the Global Architect Program, an internationally accredited architectural education program. The program offers an education that contributes to the realization of a better and more diverse environmental design.
Students learn about the principles and mechanisms of various aspects related to environmental design, such as environmental chemistry and the thermal environment.
Students learn about technologies related to environmental design, such as building structures, environmental materials, the acoustic environment, and environmental psychology.
Students will acquire concrete forms, mechanisms, and methods in environmental design, including architectural planning, building construction planning, environmental conservation studies, landscape ecology, and landscape design.
Students will learn about culture and society related to environmental design, including Japanese and Western architectural history, cultural heritage, international environmental policy, environmental anthropology, symbiotic social design, environmental risk management, design philosophy, art history, and environmental culture.
Students will be able to acquire and apply methodologies and knowledge related to environmental design through exercises.
In the Environmental Design Course, students learn about various environmental issues through subjects such as Advanced Environmental Anthropology in Cultural and Social Design, and Advanced Landscape Ecology in Design and Production. In addition, students acquire the knowledge and understanding of skills necessary for environmental design in subjects such as Advanced Thermal Environmental Engineering in Design Science, Advanced Landscape Design and Advanced Architectural Planning Theory in Design and Production. Moreover, students will acquire practical skills and abilities related to comprehensive environmental design through seminar-style subjects in each field of study, as well as Studio Projects and Design Practice, which are common subjects in all courses.
This program develops talents with comprehensive design ability with engineering and cultural arts knowledge on architecture and environmental design. Together with the completion of the Architect Program in the School of Design, it is one of the few programs in Japan to be accredited as an international architectural education program based on the “UNESCO-UIA Charter for Architectural Education”.
Accredited by UNESCO-UIA Validation Council
Name | Position | Field of Specialization |
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ASAHIRO Kazuo | Professor | Environmental Conservation and Restoration |
OI Naoyuki | Professor | Urban and Building Environment, Environmental Psychology |
TANOUE Kenichi | Professor | Architectural Planning and Design |
UKAI Tetsuya | Professor | Architectural Design, Urban Design |
YOSHIOKA Tomokazu | Professor | Structural Engineering |
FUKUSHIMA Ayako | Associate Professor | Heritage Studies |
HAYABUCHI Yuriko | Associate Professor | Environmental Engineering |
INOUE Tomo | Associate Professor | Planning of Building Construction, Management and Organization of Building Process |
KATO Yuki | Associate Professor | History of Japanese Architecture |
TAKATORI Chika | Associate Professor | Landscape Ecology |
IMASAKA Tomoko | Lecturer | Environmental Chemistry |
TSUCHIYA Jun | Lecturer | Building Materials, Finishing Materials, Landscape Materials |
IWAMOTO Masaaki | Assistant Professor | Architectural Design |
KAWAMOTO Youichi | Assistant Professor | Urban Environment |
Our goal is to develop human resources with comprehensive research and design skills to be leaders in designing a better environment in the future.