Architectural History, Theory, and Criticism
As the increasing sophistication of design and construction technologies removes almost every limitation on what we build, there is a corresponding need to develop an intellectual and conceptual basis for why we build. Based on close readings of texts, images, and buildings, our research is intended to produce a theoretical understanding and critical positioning with regard to developments in contemporary Japanese architecture, placing it within a wider context of art, culture, politics, and economics. Student output comprises both critical writing and experimental design.
Academic Staff
Thomas DANIELL
Professor (Graduate School of Engineering)
Research Topics
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Architectural history
- Architectural theory
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Architectural criticism
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Contemporary Japanese architecture
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Traditional Japanese architecture
Contacts
Room 394, Bldg. C1, Katsura Campus
TEL: +81-75-383-3155
E-mail: daniellarchi.kyoto-u.ac.jp