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Studio 2020:
Emegergent Technology Kyoto U
(To read in Japanese, please click here)
President Juichi Yamagiwa has called Kyoto University the world’s largest “intellectual jungle” for generating new innovations. The jungle is the most diverse place in the terrestrial ecosystem, with new species constantly emerging. Universities also have a wide variety of disciplines, with students and researchers constantly changing hands. Emergent technology (EmTech) is a new technology that is still in the process of being developed and has yet to be implemented in society. In the same way that a new form of architecture was explored in the 19th century with the emergence of a new material called “iron and glass”, the technology of the dawn of time shakes the depths of our view of architecture. In this studio, we will 1) discover emergent technology from the jungle of Kyoto University outside the Department of Architecture, and 2) envision the potential of its implementation for society as an architectural design prototype.
studio review (B4) 2020.06.24 14:45- (JST)
final review (B4 + master course) 2020.06.30 16:00- (JST)
Guest Critique:
Takehiko ISEKI (ZHA)
So SUGITA (Hiroshima Institute of Technology)
Matyas GUTAI (Loughborough University)
Student Works