Incubation on Campus Honjo Waseda
This research facility located in the Waseda University Honjo Campus focused on the "Environment" has been designed to follow the slopes of the valleys of Satoyama with setbacks and recessed glazing, creating a harmony with the topography of the site and co-habitation with the Ohtaka (Northern Goshawk) indigenous to the area.
The setback terraces are covered by "Eaves" grown over by ivies that modulate sunlight into dappling pools. Exterior air is carried in over the radiant panel A/C system and exhausted through the solar chimney system is an attempt to combine natural ventilation and artificial A/C in a hybrid system.
The setback terraces are covered by "Eaves" grown over by ivies that modulate sunlight into dappling pools. Exterior air is carried in over the radiant panel A/C system and exhausted through the solar chimney system is an attempt to combine natural ventilation and artificial A/C in a hybrid system.
Project Summary
Project Name
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Incubation on Campus Honjo Waseda |
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Location |
Honjo-shi, Saitama, Japan |
Major Use |
University, Research Institute |
Completion |
Aug. 2003 |
Total Floor Area |
7,723 m² |
Structure |
RC, S |
Floors |
3F |
Photo Credit |
Eji Yonekra |
Awards
2006 Environmental and Equipment Design Award
2005 SB05Tokyo Memorial, sustainable Architecture & Residential Award
2005 JIA 100 Selected Works
2005 SB05Tokyo Memorial, sustainable Architecture & Residential Award
2005 JIA 100 Selected Works
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