co+labo radović      co+labo's Narumi Hanako wins SD Architectural Graduation Competition          

Each year, after completing their final studio, undergraduate students of architecture and urban design at Keio's Department of  Systems Design can enter the SD Graduation Competition. The 2015 Jury (Jorge Almazán, Rafael Balboa, Davisi Boontharm, Hiroyuki Ito, Tatsuya Kishimoto, Masayuki Kohiyama, Darko Radović and Satoshi Sano) have awarded First Prize to co+labo's Hanako Narumi, and her project Artistic Plaza, in front of Rieka Hara (Almazán Studio) and Taiga Sato (Kishimoto Studio). The Awards include books and sponsorship at the JIA Competition 2015.

co+labo radović      co+labo's enigmatic cloud emerges at the skies of Yagami Campus        

As reported at this blog on 19 July, a team of co+labo Masters and undergraduate students has won Keio University Hiyoshi Art and Performance Project - HAPP Competition 2015. Over the last two months, the idea of In the Cloud - on the Cloud pavilion has gone through rigorous design development and expert consultations, which included a number of 1:1 scale tests. As the opening date is getting close, so the co+labo cloud starts to take its final shape and slowly emerge at the skies above Yagami. After the remaining several experiments with contextualisation and adaptiation to the site, the pavilion will have its inaugural appearance at the Hiyoshi Campus Autumn Festival, organised by Keio Research Center for the Liberal-Arts with an aim to facilitate communication between the University and its broader community.

The Cloud will be used in co+labo urban research projects.

co+labo radović             Darko-先生’s  還暦                                                                                               

With some delay, due to a lot of travel, co+labo has organised Darko-先生’s  還暦 (for those not knowing what還暦 is ... check here)