As work on various co+labo research projects accelerates towards final presentations at the end of the school year, Keio captures the moment by taking official photos of all research laboratories. Above is co+labo, as of 26.11.2019. Top row: Jumpei Kawamoto, Sanja Žonja, Ivan Filipović, Xuan Yang; Mid row: Yuki Mori, Yumi Ishii, Muxi Yang, Nikolaj Salaj, Paolo Turčić, Amami Iwata; First row: Shinichi Nishibori, Koki Suzuki, Masahito Motoyama, Darko Radović, Norimi Kinoshita, Shun Kato. Absent (in action elsewhere) were: Satoshi Sano, Mei Morimoto, Shohey Yamashita and Hiroki Shigemura.
Besides projects at PhD level (Sanja Ronja, Satoshi Sano and Ivan Filipović), current individual projects at co+labo are:
Masters Theses 2019
Yumi Ishii, The quality of pedestrian spaces
along urban waterways - A Case Study of Meguro River
Shun Kato, The role of tourism in sustainable
urban development of urban coastal areas - A Case Study of Fujisawa
Norimi Kinoshita, The impact of urban
morphology and intensity of use on the quality of urban life
- A Case Study of railway station hiroba spaces of Tokyo
Mei Morimoto, The relationship between shop
facades and affordances in Tokyo - A Case Study of Jiyugaoka, with partial
comparisons with Stockholm
Masahito Motoyama, The POPS in
high-density urban areas, and their capacity to contribute to public
interest - A Case Study of Daimaruyu
Shohei Yamashita, Adaptive reuse of World Cup
Legacy and its potential environmental improvement in the megacity -
A Case Study of a football stadium project in New York
Xuan Yang, Spatial quality and place attachment
- A Case Study of izakaya culture in
central Jiyugaoka
Undergraduate Theses 2019
Koki Suzuki, The Creation of Marine
Atmosphere in the Waterfront - A Case Study in Minato Mirai
Yuki Mori, The Morphology of Houses on Saka-michi in
Central Tokyo
Muxi Yang, Impacts of Chinese elements on spatial experience
of Yokohama Chinatown
Masters 1 Theses - due 2020
Jumpei Kawamoto, Vacant Land in Minato-ku and its Spatial Composition
Shinichi Nishibori, The social potential of urban canals - typological
analysis of canals in Kanda area
Masters Exchange
Matej Kranjc, Tokyo and its
Preparedness for Disasters: The places to escape to
Nikolaj Salaj, Urban
Voids and Public Realm in Tokyo
Paolo Turčić, Mediterranean
Piazza and (Non)Equivalent Social Places in Japan