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Yanagisawa Lab
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The lab specializes in architectural design, architectural planning, and educational facility planning.
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Architectural design and architectural planning.
Yanagisawa Lab specializes in architectural design and architectural planning.
The lab also lists environment-behavior design, educational facility planning, and universal design as its areas of specialization.
Within the educational and research areas of the Architecture Course, the lab belongs to Living Environment Creation Design.
Key terms
- Architectural planning
- A field that examines how buildings are used and how the people who use them behave, and decides on room layouts and sizes accordingly
- Environment-behavior design
- An approach to creating spaces that takes into account the relationship between human behavior and the surrounding environment
- Universal design
- An approach to making buildings and products easy for everyone to use, regardless of age or disability
ResearchResearch themes
The lab specializes in architectural design, architectural planning, environment-behavior design, educational facility planning, and universal design.
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- ProfessorKaname Yanagisawa
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