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Li Lab (Nagoya University)
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An architectural planning lab that explores how the spatial form of cities and buildings affects people's activities.
AboutAbout the lab
Understanding people's activities and architecture through spatial form.
The Li Lab focuses on the spatial form of cities and buildings and studies how it affects people's lives and activities.
Using concrete examples of cities and buildings, the lab conducts field-based research to confirm the role of architecture in people's activities.
Its research keywords include architectural planning and design, planning of libraries and campus facilities, and the reorganization of public facilities.
Key terms
- Spatial form
- The shape and size of the spaces in buildings and towns, and how rooms and places are connected to one another
- Architectural planning
- A field that determines a building's scale, room layout, and spatial composition to suit the activities of the people who use it
- Reorganization of public facilities
- Reviewing the number, roles, and locations of public facilities in response to changes in population and in how the facilities are used
ResearchResearch themes
Focusing on the spatial form of cities and buildings, the lab clarifies how it affects people's lives and activities, and what spatial form means. Through field-based research, it aims to gain knowledge that is useful for planning and designing new cities and buildings.
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The Li Lab's members are faculty, master's students, and undergraduate students.
- LecturerLi Li
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- Top image: “Aberdeen University Library interior atrium, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK” Temple of Mara / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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