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Labs in Kyushu University, School of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Architecture

23 labs · 2 student voices

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Urban Space Studies Lab

Eiko Minoura, Associate Professor

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An urban history lab that reads how cities came into being through their history.

The Urban Space Studies Lab studies how cities have been built and rebuilt, from the standpoint of urban history. As cities and regions around the world modernize, they tend to lose their distinctive character, and urban space is becoming increasingly uniform. The lab therefore uses urban history research to clarify the actual state of urban culture, and focuses on passing that culture on through historic community development activities. The lab's research looks to the past, present, and future of urban space.

#Urban history #History of urban planning #Early modern to modern transition

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Building Services Control Lab

Doyun Lee, Associate Professor

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A lab that explores the control of air-conditioning and heat source systems.

The Building Services Control Lab studies the control of air-conditioning and heat source systems. The lab works on evaluating the comfort of indoor environments using brain waves, controlling heat source systems for greenhouse horticulture, and optimizing the operation of building heat source systems. Some of the research uses model predictive control as the control method. Associate Professor Doyun Lee belongs to the Energy Research and Education Organization and holds concurrent appointments in the Department of Architecture, School of Engineering, and the Department of Spatial Systems, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.

#Electroencephalography #HVAC control #Model predictive control

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BeCAT Lab (Shohei Shigematsu)

Shohei Shigematsu, Professor

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A center for education and research in architecture that links design and technology, with the environment as its axis.

BeCAT (Built Environment Center with Art & Technology) is an education and research center for design and engineering that takes the environment as its theme. Through investigation, research, and design, it aims to envision prototypes of environmental architecture for the Asia-Oceania region, implement them in society, and share them with the world. Taking Kyushu as a model for Asia, the center spends one year in a studio on research and design, under themes such as "energy," "disasters," "materials," "tourism," and "ecosystems."

#Environmental architecture #Social implementation #Design and engineering

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