2026Year

Second Semester

Planning Theory of Living Environment

Lecture

Planning Theory of Living Environment

Z1900042 Planning Theory of Living Environment

FUJII Risa

2.0Credits

Tue.2Period

Shinjuku Campus

A-0762教室

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　100%
B) The skills to use science and technology　0%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

This lecture explores research methods and analytical approaches in architectural planning under the theme of “scientific inquiry through everyday life.”
Architectural planning employs a wide range of research methods, and it is necessary to select appropriate methods according to the specific objectives of inquiry.
Starting from familiar everyday contexts, living environments and ways of living are examined, and through investigation, analysis, and discussion, the course aims to develop approaches and solutions that contribute to improving the quality of life.

Nothing in particular.

Flip Teaching／Discussion Debate／Presentation

1. Guidance
2. Concepts of Social Research 1
3. Research and Analytical Methods 1 (Data Collection and Questionnaire Surveys)
4. Research and Analytical Methods 2 (Interview Surveys)
5. Research and Analytical Methods 3 (Interpretation and Workshops)
6. Research and Analytical Methods 4 (Exploring and Investigating Behaviour)
7. Research and Analytical Methods 5 (Behavioural Observation and Environmental Measurement)
8. Research and Analytical Methods 6 (Environmental Description and Measurement of the Human Body and Movement)
9. Research and Analytical Methods 7 (Understanding Meaning, Instrument-Based Investigation, and Exploration of Spatial Perception)
10. Research and Analytical Methods 8 (Measurement of Psychological Responses and Image Mapping)
11. Research and Analytical Methods 9 (Description of Recall and Identification of Elements)
12. Research and Analytical Methods 10 (Instrument-Based Investigation and Simulation)
13. Concepts of Social Research 2
14. Considering the Environment from Everyday Life (Summary)

The overall evaluation will be based on a report (50%) and presentations during the lectures (50%).

【Attendance】
According to the Standards for the Establishment of Universities (national regulations) and the University’s academic regulations, attendance at all classes and independent study outside class hours are prerequisites for the award of course credits.
Accordingly, in this course, absences (treated as independent study) of up to one-third of the total number of classes are permitted.
If absences exceed one-third due to ceremonial occasions (e.g. weddings or funerals) or illness lasting two weeks or longer as defined by the University, please prepare supporting documentation and consult the instructor separately.

Feedback will be provided through comments on the report and questions and answers from the instructor and participants during presentations.

指定教科書なし。

必要な資料等は授業中に配布する。

In principle, please contact r.fujii☆cc.kogakuin.ac.jp in advance (replace ☆ with @).
Time: During and after class, Mondays 13:30–14:00
Location: Classroom or Shinjuku Campus, 27th floor, Room A-2714

本講義は対面にて行います。
また、授業内容の順番は講義/学修状況によって、前後することがあります。
生活という身近なところから建築を考えてみましょう。

Not applicable

Architecture Program