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Hayashi Lab (Environmental Formation Management)
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A lab that studies the shift to an environmentally conscious society, starting from architecture and cities.
AboutAbout the lab
From architecture and cities to an environmentally conscious society
The Hayashi Lab specializes in building environmental engineering and in research on shifting to an environmentally conscious society through architecture and cities.
Its research areas include wellness offices and intellectual productivity, health and productivity management, and motivation to learn.
They also include district energy supply and energy simulation.
The lab belongs to Environmental Formation Management, one of the education and research areas of the Architecture Course.
Key terms
- Wellness office
- An office designed with consideration for the health and comfort of the people who work in it.
- Intellectual productivity
- How well people can carry out work that involves thinking and making judgments.
- District energy supply
- A system that delivers heat and electricity collectively to multiple buildings or city blocks, rather than building by building.
NewsLab news
A paper by Professor Hayashi and colleagues was published in Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)
A student received an Outstanding Presentation Encouragement Award at the Annual Conference of the Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan
A paper by Professor Hayashi and colleagues was published in JAPAN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
A paper by Professor Hayashi and colleagues was published in Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan
A paper by Professor Hayashi and colleagues was published in Transactions of the Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan
ResearchResearch themes
The lab specializes in building environmental engineering and in research on shifting to an environmentally conscious society through architecture and cities. It deals with the intellectual productivity of offices, and with energy supply and simulation.
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- ProfessorTatsuya Hayashi
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