Staff and Laboratories
List of Laboratories in the School of Architecture (33 laboratories in total)
| Architectural Design | |||
| NISHIZAWA Taira | |||
| Architectural Design Laboratory / Taira Nishizawa Studio | Rethinking the fundamental role of cities and envisioning new paradigms in architecture and urbanism | ||
| TANIGUCHI Taizo | |||
| Architectural Design Laboratory / Taizo Taniguchi Studio | Advancing architectural design through immersive fieldwork | ||
| GOTA Osami | |||
| Architecture and Dwelling Environment Design Laboratory | Investigating architectural planning and design with a focus on residential environments | ||
| HARADA Masahiro | |||
| Architecture and Environmental Design Laboratory | Exploring new and unprecedented forms of rational design | ||
| INOKUMA Jun | |||
| Architectural Design Laboratory / Jun Inokuma Studio | Centering design practice as a means to imagine new social frameworks | ||
| KOBANAWA Yoshihide | |||
| Architecture and Landscape Design Laboratory | Embracing a broad perspective on architectural design and exploring its relationship with cities and landscapes | ||
| Architectural Planning | |||
| SHIMIZU Ikuro | |||
| Housing and Environmental Design Studio / Laboratory | Examining contemporary housing through domestic and international field studies | ||
| KOSUGE Ruka | |||
| Architectural Planning and Design Laboratory | Exploring the relationship between people and architecture through the planning of diverse public facilities | ||
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Urban Design |
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| MAEDA Hidetoshi | |||
| Urban Design Laboratory | Researching and designing urban spatial configurations | ||
| SHIMURA Hideaki | |||
| Regional Design Laboratory | Exploring locally rooted community development through architecture and urban design | ||
| HONDA Kumiko | |||
| Behavioral Architecture and Urban Design Laboratory | Designing architecture and urban spaces that nurture creativity, social connections, and meaningful human behavior | ||
| Urban Planning | |||
| KUWATA Hitoshi | |||
| Urban Planning Laboratory | Establishing spatial rules and frameworks for the form and use of cities | ||
| SATO Hirosuke | |||
| Regional and Social Environmental Design Laboratory | Analyzing evolving urban landscapes and designing reciprocal relationships between people and cities | ||
| Architectural History | |||
| OKAZAKI Rumi | |||
| Architectural History Laboratory | Analyzing evolving urban landscapes and designing reciprocal relationships between people and cities | ||
| OGASHIWA Norika | |||
| Architectural History and Conservation of Cultural Property Laboratory | Discovering the value of historic architecture through surveys and proposals for preservation and adaptive reuse | ||
| Building Production | |||
| KANISAWA Hirotake | |||
| Construction Management and Building Prodcution Laboratory | Engaging with restoration projects on-site to reflect through hands-on construction and craftsmanship | ||
| SHIDE Kazuya | |||
| Project Management for Construction Laboratory | Rethinking the future of the construction industry through concepts such as BIM and life cycle management | ||
| Environmental Engineering | |||
| MURAKAMI Kimiya | |||
| Architecture and Urban Eenvironmental System Laboratory | Planning environmental systems for next-generation smart architecture and urban communities | ||
| AKIMOTO Takashi｜KOGANEI Makoto | |||
| Architectural Environmental Design and Building Facilities Laboratory | Designing architecture through key themes such as energy efficiency, comfort, and health | ||
| TSUSHIMA Sayana | |||
| Architectual Environments Laboratory | Exploring environmental controls and behavioral change to achieve energy-efficient and comfortable indoor environments | ||
| Building Materials | |||
| KOGA Junko | |||
| Building Materials and Components Laboratory | Researching building materials that reduce environmental impact, enhance durability, and ensure safety | ||
| HAMASAKI Hitoshi | |||
| Building Materials and Construction Laboratory | Evaluating the properties of building materials and developing technologies for proper implementation | ||
| Structural Engineering | |||
| KUMAZAWA Fumitoshi | |||
| Earthquake Engineering Laboratory | Pursuing earthquake-resistant architecture through structural experiments and computational simulations | ||
| KABAYAMA Kenji | |||
| Structural and Earthquake Engineering Laboratory | Enhancing seismic diagnosis and reinforcement technologies to strengthen urban disaster resilience | ||
| KISHIDA Shinji | |||
| Structural Engineering Laboratory | Clarifying the structural performance of reinforced concrete buildings through experiments, analysis, and damage assessments | ||
| OZAWA Yuki | |||
| Structural Design Laboratory | Realizing safe and secure spaces through the practical application of structural design technologies | ||
| ASADA Hayato | |||
| Steel Building Structures Laboratory | Developing resilient and safe steel structures to withstand disasters | ||
| Project Design | |||
| YAMASHIRO Satoru | |||
| Project Design Laboratory | Reconsidering urban and regional challenges through the lens of architecture and wood material | ||
| OKANO Michiko | |||
| Architectural Project Laboratory | Investigating public spaces, architecture, and environments in the context of future society | ||
| Liberal Arts | |||
| KUROKAWA Yasuhiro | |||
| Topology and Geometry Laboratory | Interpreting a wide variety of geometric forms—curves, surfaces, and beyond—from a topological perspective | ||
| NAKAJIMA Naomichi | |||
| Information Geometry Laboratory | Exploring spatial configurations generated by AI and statistical science | ||
| TSUNEYASU Masa | |||
| Applied Linguistics Laboratory | Studying language acquisition while respecting individual differences in personality and learning motivation | ||
| KURISHIMA Hideaki | |||
| Urban and Regional Sustainability Laboratory | Aiming for sustainable urban and regional development through the integration of architecture and social science | ||