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professors: BING BU CHUL KONG

professors: HELEN H. CHOI

teaching assistant: YILU ZHANG

teaching assistant: SEO HA YUP

students: DALLIN EVANS TENG WANG YUEXIN XUE AKHIL ARUN ERIN BENKEN PAUL GIBSON ZHEYUE SUN SHIHUA XUAN NATALIE BROCK HAO ZHOU DONGSHENG ZOU MARGARET FRANK DEMITRI GADZIOS YILU ZHANG PHILIP CLAGHORN YING HONG SHAO HSUAN LI XUECHEN LI QIONGMAN WANG YAHAN XU DORIS GE XIN BHARAT KRISHNAN TENGKUI XIE TINGJIE ZHOU ERICK SANCHEZ JESSIE TANG GEMMA RAN XIE

students: GEON WOO KIM SEUNGBEOM KIM HYUNMO KIM JEONGHYUN OH SUJEONG BAEK DONGYUN NA SEUNGMIN YANG DANIEL HWANG

3 cities Asia, this 8 weeks travel program is an immersive learning experience about urbanism and architecture.

The very dense and vibrant urban environment of Asian cities offers students a great array of sights to see and activities to engage, from Kyoto temples to Suzhou gardens; from surviving a rush hour Tokyo subway train to dining on a Huangpu River dusk cruise… Besides that, this course is essentially an intensive urban design studio.

In each city, students have a particular site to study.

They do not just visit the site, but also stay and work on site. Through such a setting, students can meet the locals, from street folks to government officials and NGO leaders, to understand real world urban issues and challenges. At the same time, they are constantly connected to global leading knowledge resources. In forms of office visits, lectures, and reviews, students can dialogue with the most renowned professors and practitioners in all 3 cities.

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immersive urbanism The Past, Present & FUTURES of Asian Cities

Interface: In computing, an interface is a shared boundary across which two or more separate components of a computer system exchange information. The exchange can be between software, computer hardware, peripheral devices, humans and combinations of these.

IEEE 100 - The Authoritative Dictionary Of IEEE Standards Terms. NYC, NY, USA: IEEE Press. 2000. pp. 574–575.

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The concept of modularity is used primarily to reduce complexity by breaking a system into varying degrees of interdependence and independence across and "hide the complexity of each part behind an abstraction and interface."

Baldwin, C.Y.; Clark, K.B. (2000). "Chapter 3: What Is Modularity?". Design Rules: The power of modularity. MIT Press. pp. 63–92.

Network: Any netlike combination of filaments, lines, veins, passages, or the like. dictionary.com

In this introductory course to urban design and studies, we will put ourselves in an immersive learning environment to discuss how we can perceive the cities and furthermore interact with them by means of representation, narration, or design. This 8 weeks program combines a 3 credits seminar course and a 6 credits studio. It involves city tours, lectures, office visits, workshops, studio, and other activities.

As suggested by Michel de Certeau, the cities are generated by the strategies of governments, corporations, and other institutional bodies who produce things like maps that describe the city as a unified whole. Strategies here are linked with structures of power that are the producers, while individuals are consumers acting in environments defined by strategies by using tactics.

Urban designers, different from architects working at extralarge scale, have to shift their design objective from traditional architectural thinking of total control through commanding of every details to a more abstract but meaningful strategic framework. Such a framework is set to be challenged by all sorts of tactics. And under such a framework, there should not be a single and static future, but futures in multiple directions to be fulfilled by inputs from multiple stakeholders, including architects and everyday life practitioner.

Although in the ultimate future, only one destination can we arrive, but at the present moment of now as we initiate the framework, we should be foreseeing all possible destinations.

As urban design could always involve guidelines set for architects, terms from performing arts, such as orchestration and choreography are borrowed to describe and justify the design process. But the real situation is a lot more complicated than this as in cities the whole and its components are never perfectly made crystal clear by only professionals. There can be all kinds of tactics complementing or sabotaging the whole. Also, innovation of technologies, change of trends, and accidents always happens to affect the strategic framework off its original trajectory. In this view, method of

scenario planning chart can be utilized to analyze the possibilities according to selected strings, if we can modularize places into urban components associated with certain activities. Also, in this view, narrative form could be better tool to exercise and examine possible outcomes.

Asian cities are used in this course as samples to examine rather universal urban issues in a global context. With their high density and rich culture, those vibrant cities can be ideal sites to observe urban space in extreme conditions as well as transformation happening in very fast paces. While living inside the cities, besides visiting those prominent city attractions and typical urban fabric with daily life, interaction with local practitioners, faculties, and students provides perfect opportunity to understand city, which is a must have before any design discussion.

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‘Seoul Cityscape and Aesthetics of Urban Resistance’ Young Bum Reigh

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is currently a professor of School of Architecture, Kyonggi University. He studied architecture at Seoul National University and received his Ph. D. from Graduate School of Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. He has actively been involved in Urban Action Network, a non-governmental organization in the field of community-based design and urban regeneration. He has been in charge of the Community Design Center for many years and has done various community-based design work including the Hanpyong Park projects. He has written a series of books including "Remember the urban death", "Urban regeneration of New York, London, and Seoul", and "Do the community design."

‘Collective City’ Francisco Sanin

'CIAM to Seoul’ John Hong

AIA, LEED AP is an architect and professor at Seoul National University and director of the design lab, Project : Architecture. His work bridges the scales of architecture and urbanism and converges the mediums of drawings, material, theory, and computation. His work has been awarded 15 American Institute of Architecture (AIA) awards, exhibited at the 2014/2016 Venice Biennale, and published in major media such as Architectural Record, The New Yorker, and Space Magazine. He received his Master’s in Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and taught as Associate Professor in Practice there from 2007-14.

is an architecture professor at Syracuse University. He was born and educated in Medellin, Colombia, and is internationally known as an urban designer, noted for his extensive research in the history and theory of urban form. He has been a visiting professor in schools around the world, including the Korean National University of Arts, Universidad Simon Bolivar in Caracas, UPB in Medellin, Colombia, and Miami University. He was Director of the Syracuse University Architecture program in Florence from 2004 - 2008. Sanin is a practicing architect with work in several countries. He has received numerous awards in architectural competitions and has lectured, curated exhibitions, and published internationally. He has been recently appointed as co-director for 2019 Seoul Biennale of architecture and urbanism.

‘The Market Thing’ Eric Halter

is the founder of Calmsys Co., LTD, Singapore. Over the past 30 years, he has specialized in consumer engagement programs, customer experience and marketing communications.

‘Understanding Seoul through Data’ Seungbum Kim

is a Director of VW LAB in Seoul. He explores human desire and behaviors by analyzing spatial data and visualizing them. He received his Ph.D in Architecture with an analytical research about public discourse on the production process of public buildings. In 2014, as one of the curators, he participated in the exhibition work, “Seoul : Towards a Meta City” held in Berlin AEDES Gallery. In 2016, as one of the curators of the Korean Pavilion, he participated in the Venice Biennale exhibition work. He exhibited his data visualization video works in Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism 2017.

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3+ CITIES ASIA symposiums Shanghai: City Images Behind & Beyond

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‘China’s Urban ‘A Tale of Two Generation Utopias: Cinema & Studies of Beyond’ ’Repetition Contemporary Zhen & Move, Re- Asian ZHANG Creating An Urbanism’ Alternative Zhongjie Duration’ LIN Deli ZHAO is associate professor in cinema studies and history at New York University, where she is also the founder and director of the Asian Film & Media Initiative. Her publications include the awardwinning An Amorous History of the Silver Screen: Shanghai Cinema 1896-1937 (2005), The Urban Generation: Chinese Cinema and Society at the Turn of the Twenty-first Century (2007), and DV-Made China: Digital Subjects and Social Transformations after Independent Film (co-editor, 2015), as well as numerous articles in journals, anthologies and catalogues. She has curated film programs for the Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts, the Museum of Modern Art and New York University, and initiated the Reel China Biennial at NYU in 2001.

is Lecturer at Urban Design Department School of Architecture China Academy of Art, Founding principal of Zai-Zao Architecture, and critic at Department of Architecture Rhode Island School of Design. His teaching and practicing interests are focused on re-creating new “trans-scale” architecture and then new social space constantly between virtual and actual reality towards progressive social life. His researches and projects have been globally exhibited and published, also won prizes including Italy Silver A’ Design Award.

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is Director of Master of Urban Design Programat University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he serve as Professor of Architecture and Urbanism.

He is also Visiting Professor of Urban Design at University of Pennsylvania and Co-founder and Partner of Futurepolis, an award-winning cross-disciplinary design practice. An internationally acclaimed scholar of urban design, he has published several books including Vertical Urbanism and Kenzo Tange and the Metabolist Movement. He has received many prestigious awards including the 2014 Abe Fellowship, the 2013 Guggenheim Fellowship, the 2012 Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, and the 2011 ARCC New Researcher Award.

‘Cinematic Architecture’ Andong LU

is Professor in Architecture and Urbanism, Nanjing University. He completed his PhD at Darwin College, University of Cambridge, and was a Fellow of Wolfson College. He has published widely in academic journals, including the Journal of Architecture, AD, Architectural Research Quarterly, Time + Architecture, and World Architecture, etc. He co-edited with François Penz the Urban Cinematics (University of Chicago Press, 2011) and with Wowo Ding and Arie Graafland the Cities in Transition (NAi010 Press, 2015). He acted as the principal investigator for several national research grants, including A study on the design methodology of systemized surface for regional constructions in towns and villages(NSFC), Environmental tectonics in the architecture of the modern national industries in southern Jiangsu and their application to contemporary sustainable architecture (SRFDP), Spatialization technology of narrative information in historic urban environments (MHRSS). He is executive guesteditor of the Architectural Journal (international edition), the journal of the Architectural Society of China. He curated a series of research-based exhibitions, including: Infinite Wall: the Architecture of Filtration and Diffusion (Nanjing Academy of the Arts, Nanjing 2015), Design Research in Alternative Contexts(RIBA, London 2015), Cinematic Architecture: Spatial Practice of Imagination (Archiposition Gallery, Shenzhen 2016), Inter-place(Nextmixing Gallery, Shanghai 2017) and Red Futurism (New Museum, New York 2017).

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3+ CITIES ASIA symposiums Shanghai: Practices in Asian Cities

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‘Cities in China & Japan’ FU Shikyo

is the Chief Planner of Vanke Group. He received his master degree of city planning from Tokyo Metropolitan University after degree of architecture from Tongji University. He has been focusing on planning and design of housing and residential areas for 30 years, and recently with more practices on urban renewal and historical district preservation. His built works can be found in numerous cities of China, as well as in Japanese cities including Tokyo, Kobe, and Nagoya.

’Location, Locality, Re-Locating’ CHEN Yun

was born and raised in Shanghai. After receiving her MPhil in Communication from Chinese University of Hong Kong, she worked as assistant curator in Ullens Centre for Contemporary Art from 2007 to 2009. Since 2010, she has been working as project manager for the Indian China cross-cultural exchange program, West Heavens (westheavens.net). In 2014, She curated the exhibition ‘Dinghaiqiao: Art Practice into History’ and won the first prize of the first Emerging Curators Project of Power Station of Art. A year after, she initiated Dinghaiqiao Mutual Aid Society in this working class/migrant historical neighborhood of Shanghai. She was also a member of the curatorial team of 11th Shanghai Biennale 2016-2017, and curated ‘51 Personae' (51personae.shanghaibiennale.org) with 51 events in Shanghai during the Biennale.

‘Re-Production & Re-Identification’ PAN Tao Is founding partner of Urbanmatica (2008-), Urbaneer Work Group (2011-), Urbanlab (2018-), and founder of Nostalgia Economy. He has been working on the fields of cultural protection, revival of the old city, and the planning practice of creative tourism in China for more than a decade. He is a researcher and practitioner of city planning, regional development, and urban-rural coordination, an observer of urban culture evolution, and also an advocator of business innovations.

‘Urban Transformations’ Marta POZO

is an architect, licensed BREEAM assessor and LEED green Associate. She has worked at MVRDV since 2007. In 2014 Marta was relocated to Shanghai to head the firm’s Asian office to expand MVRDV profile in Asian market as well as to oversee Asian projects. In addition to her role as Director of MVRDV Asia, Marta leads the Sustainability department for MVRDV. By establishing a comprehensive framework for sustainability and forming environmental strategies, she ensures an exceptionally high standard is maintained in all projects. Marta received architecture and engineering degrees from Universidad Politécnica de Valencia in 2001 and TU Berlin in 2004. She regularly lectures internationally and has won several awards. She has also contributed to MVRDV publications on sustainability.

‘Change Is More’ ZHUANG Shen is co-founder and principal architect of Atelier Archmixing, guest professor of CAUP, Tongji University, & registered architect of China. He received bachelor & master degrees of architecture both from Tongji University.

Before co-founding Archmixing, He was an architect in Architeture Design & Research Institute of Tongji from 1997 to 2000, and partner and principal architect of Atelier DesHaus from 2001 to 2009. Zhuang Shen has won numerous awards both domestic and overseas. His design works and research attracted wide media attentions and have been featured in A+U, ARQ, Asia Architecture, Time+Architecture, World Architecture, etc.

‘Orpheus’s Gaze’ JANG Yoon Gyoo

Is Principal of Unsangdong Architect Cooperation, professor at Kookmin University, and Representative of Gallery Jungmiso, Seoul, Korea. He graduated in architecture from Seoul National University and its graduate school. He was warded in Shinkenchiku Takiron Internaitonal Competition, UIA Barcelona International Design Competition, and nominated one of 13 finalists Israel Rabin Peace Plaza International Competition. He was selected as one of 40 noteworthy international architects by Japanese journal ’10+1’.

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Research on an Urban Issue

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Upon arrival in Tokyo, each student need to decide a particularurban issue, such as food, housing, mass transit, or hydrology, and set it into one of the following 3 categories, Interface, Module, or Network. Students need to construct understanding of this issue in 2 ways, the macro way through literatures and lectures on data, facts, policies, codes, etc., to understand the general trends and challenges in a global context; and the micro way through their own eyes during this trip.

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Students are required to build a comparable form of the subject through all 3 cities, and various sites, through combination of drawings, diagrams, maps, texts, photos, movies, and/or any other media formats.

This individual research should also contribute to the final project for Shanghai.

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PENGPU MARKET One reason that street vendors are regulated is their unpredictable nature. When mobile food stalls assemble to form a market, they could potentially disrupt other flows occuring in the city.

Pictured here is the popular Pengpu night market in Shanghai. This market has since been reduced in size and moved to a new location. This settlement began illegally, then was allowed to continue due to its success with locals and tourists.

The network of food stalls in these countries may be weak when opposed by government forces. However, when they work together they can create space within the city that is exciting. Municipalities will have to take stances which grant street vendors space, rather than allowing the vendors to create their own space.

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FESTIVAL AND EVENTS Qiongman Wang

As an essential part of urban culture life, festivals and events play a significant role in civilian life.

Interestingly, many of them are not held in concrete buildings but more open and public space. In the process of performing these events, urban public space is activated though the interaction with human activities, and thus transformed urban space spontaneously or intentionally. I do some research on some main festivals of these three cities and made a calendar. What is more, I choose one specific site in each city to analyze how the space is activated when holding specific event.

In Tokyo, the site is Sumida river Park. Cherry blossom festival and firework festival are both held here every year, but in different festivals, the space order is different. For former one, each cherry tree is the unit of active space, and they constituted the continues active space. For later one, the active space switch to the river wall and the space under the bridge, which guided by visual corridor of firework.

In Seoul, the site is City Hall Square, the street cheering activities were held here during FIFA.There active space was formed in front of the building, around the tree, and in the center oval square, which is dominated by the large electronic screen. There is also some space activated by vendors who gathering at the marginal square, they even formed the space of “street”.

In Shanghai, the site is Yu Garden. The Lantern festival is held almost every year. There are three types of space are activated. The first one is the “street” space which formed at the commercial street, it enclosed by the storefront and topped lanterns. The second one is the “square” space, where one main large lantern dominate. In this case, people gathered at the center square, the space order is inward. The last one is on the bridge, which formed by people gathering on the bridge to see more than one lanterns. This space order is outward.

In conclusion, when festivals and events are held in urban open space, it promotes citizens to participate in civil activities in public space, as a result, it increases the interactions between urban and citizens. Therefore, in the field of urban design, the public space should not be designed in a frame to meet certain functions, but should be left potential for unlimited activities.

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Exploring Tokyo: Perception and Narration This workshop is divided into 4 tasks after self-guided exploration in assigned areas.

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Images: Each team will choose 6 photos taken by themselves, together with 6photos or images found through Internet or other resources about the same urban area, to make a presentation. These images together should give enough information about the past and present state of the area, as well as visions to the future. The 12 photos and images in this task can also be substituted by an edited video of no longer than 90 seconds.

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Diagram: An abstract map, illustrates connections of this area has to the maximum context as possible, to locate the area in coordinates beyond geographical terms.

Mapping: A map covering the area. And a series of maps, less detailed, grouped on one page, to show the evolution of the site through history.

Modularization: discover in the urban area a particular repeating activity,

structure, or space, define a module of it, and represent it using drawings at a scale clearly showing furniture and human body dimensions, for example, dining, public smoking area, office tower, housing unit, auto-vending machine, etc. These drawings could be plans, sections, axons, or combinations of those. This will be individual work.

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Human crowed

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Commercial Religious Landsacpe view

Hanayashiki amusement park

Asakusa Shrine

Hanayashiki amusement park Asakusa Shrine

Kappabashi Street

Sensoji Temple

Sumida Park

Sensoji Temple Sumida Park

Kappabashi Street Demboin Temple

Demboin Temple

Makamise Street

Makamise Street

Kaminarimon Gate

Kaminarimon Gate

Asakusa culture tourist information

Azuma Bridge Asahi Beer building

Asakusa culture tourist informa- Azuma Bridge Asahi Beer building tion center

Tokyo Sky tree

Komagatado Temple

Tokyo Sky tree

Komagatado Temple

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Hanayashiki amusement park

Asakusa Shrine

Sensoji Temple

Makamise Street Kaminarimon Gate Tokyo Sky tree

Asahi Beer building

Azuma Bridge

Asakusa culture tourist information center

Komagatado Temple

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Move Capital

Kanto Earthquake

Tokyo Air Raid

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Archi-modules 1603-1867

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While each floor and building has unique features, their proximity to one another develops a relationship to a whole rather than any individual piece.

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South of the bridge consists of blocks that can be read from a distance.

Ribbon windows repeat around many skyskrapers. As these repeat on the facade, the building creates a homogeneous, indepedent block.

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1960s Coast Line

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Yurikamome Elevated Train Line

Large-scale Malls and Hotels

Green Space

Landmarks

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Odaiba (Zexi Tang - Shaohsuan Li - Shihua Xuan)

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Fuji TV

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Flame of Freedom Statue

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Museum of Maritime Science

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Palette Town

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Tokyo Big Sight

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The ward of Shibuya is unique among the other wards that comprise Tokyo in that it has developed its urban center at the lowest point within the valley it is situated. Real estate values diminish the further away from the valley’s basin—and the subway station— resulting in an inversed condition of the rest Tokyo. The station is likely a significant contributor to this, as it provides an integral link to the rest of the city. Thus development and enterprise continue to grow significantly around the station.

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At the center of this uniquely conditioned ward lie the subway station, as well as the renowned Shibuya Scramble Crossing. While the station in many ways serves as the heart of the ward, the crossing becomes an equally significant representation of the ward’s core. The pedestrian crossing—famous for being chaotic and busy—is significant for its conditions of ownership and the interplay between the stakeholders who possess said ownership at a particular time.

The commodity is the freedom of movement, and in this case more specifically the space that affords that freedom. The crossing becomes a condition in which either vehicles or pedestrians possess complete ownership over the intersection at a particular, and mostly mutually exclusive time. The result is a dance between the different users of this central space within the city that captures the dynamic life of the city.

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Shinjuku Station in Kimi no Na wa (2016)

Tama Region

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Tokyo

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Shinagawa

Sagamihara 30 min

Hashimoto

Commuter rail: daily passengers

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SHINJUKU STATION

Toei: 399,944 Japan Rail: 751,018

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Daypopulations populations Day

Itabashi Itabashi

Adachi Adachi

Kita Kita

Toshima Toshima Nakano Nakano Shinjuku Shinjuku

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Chuo Chuo Minato Minato

Meguro Meguro Shinagwa Shinagwa

Ota Ota

Katsus hika Katsus hika

Arakawa Arakawa

Chiyoda Chiyoda Shibuya Shibuya

Setagaya Setagaya

Enoshima 65 min

Fujisawa

Nightpopulations populations Night

Nerima Nerima

Suginami Suginami

Odawara

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600,000 people

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Takaosan guchi 95 min

Chofu

Itabashi Itabashi

Toshima Toshima

Sumida Sumida

Nakano Nakano Edogawa Edogawa

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Suginami Suginami

Shinjuku Shinjuku

Shibuya Shibuya

Setagaya Setagaya

Sumida Sumida Edogawa Edogawa

Chiyoda Chiyoda

Koto Koto

Katsus hika Katsus hika

Arakawa Arakawa Bunkyov Taito Bunkyov Taito

Chuo Chuo Minato Minato

Koto Koto

Meguro Meguro Shinagwa Shinagwa

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Commuting to Shinjuku

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Tabata Ikebukuro

Mejiro Ueno

Shinjuku

Shinjuku

Ueno Ochanomizu

Iidabashi

Iidabashi Yotsuya

Yotsuya

Shinjuku

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Shibuya

Tokaido Line

Meguro

Shinjuku

Ochano- Ueno mizu Akihabara

Yotsuya Yurakucho

Tokyo Shimbashi

Shibuya

Meguro

Meguro Shinagawa

（1903）

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Tokyo

Iidabashi

Shimbashi Shibuya

Shinagawa

Shinagawa

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Odakyu Odawara Line

Marunouchi Line

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Keio Line (1913)

Odakyu Odawara Line (1927)

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street shops. the first floor of the mall

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TOWER modular system

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Tokyo Natio Museum

Nippori Station

Ueno Onshi park Tokyo Metropolitan Art

Park

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Tokyo National Museum

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Buddhist Temple

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National Museum of Nature and Science National Museum of Western Art

Park Museum

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan

Ueno Station

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Ueno Station

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Bridge Akihabara Station

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Ueno line

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Track

TRANSPORTATION PART

CITY Market

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Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Veno Station Pedestrian Bridge

section 2 Veno Park Shinkansen TokyoTokyo BunkaBunka Kaikan Kaikan

Commercial Plaza VenoVeno Station Station

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The Ueno Royal Museum

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The Ueno Royal Museum Shinkansen Black Market

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introduction

Seoul Station

Seoul Station is a major railway station in the capitalcity of South Korea. The station is served with frequent high-speed, express, and local services to various points in this peninsular country. The Seoullo 7107, an elevated highway transformed into a sky park, designed by MVRDV, is among many radical changes happening now around Seoul Station. The areas around and connected beyond Seoul Station has great potentials serving various changing needs of urban life. This workshop will be in collaboration with Kookmin University faculties and students.

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- Understanding city life in transformation with a focus on mass transits and mixed transportations.

- Use of vision, strategies, and framework as tools for urban design.

- Use of urban scale sectional drawings to narrate scenarios.

Tasks: - Site observation - Mapping Seoul Station area and its connections to locations far

beyond.

- Vision and framework.

- Sectional drawings at urban scale - Proposal and detailed design of urban modules

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area bus parking

pedestrian

subway

train

Seoul Station

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SHANGHA

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DIGITAL FLAT

VERTIC

Smart Shanghai Scripting studio proje Smart Shangha studio project Scripting Smart Shanghai studio pro Scripting Smart Shanghai studio proj Scriptin Smart SOCIAL CENSORSHIP WE DELIVER

TRANSFUN

TNESS

CLUSTER CITY TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION

CALLINKED TRANSIT PLATFORM FLEXIBLE CITY WE DELIVER

SOCIAL CENSORSHIP TRANSFUN

DIGITAL FLATNESS LINKED PLATFORM FLEXIBLE CITY VERTICAL TRANSIT

CLUSTER CITY

TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION

SOCIAL CENSORSHIP WE DELIVER

TRANSFUN

DIGITAL FLATNESS LINKED PLATFORM VERTICAL TRANSITFLEXIBLE CITY

WE DELIVER

CLUSTER C

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SOCIAL CENSORSHIP TRANSFUN

DIGITAL FLATNESS LINKED PLATFORM FLEXIBLE CITY VERTICAL TRANSIT

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introduction

Smart Shanghai Scripting

What is smart city? QR code payments, self-driving bus, flash delivery, sharing economy, or drone surveillance? How are such things shaping our built environment at a large scale and in systematic ways?

Utopia or dystopia? Room for improvisations?

In this final project, students will be grouped into 9 teams, led by 3 faculties. Students' individual research of urban issues will be combined together within each team as a base for discussion, so to start the scripting.

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Not necessary to be geographically continuous, either not necessary to be limited in Shanghai, find or define a site/sites to stage the script.

Objective: - Understanding technological trends and their impacts on urban formality.

- Use of scenario planning as a method for urban design.

- Use of multi-personal perspective scripting and fragmented narration.

Tasks: - Observation of the city.

- Scripting a Shanghai future city 2035 with issues discussed.

- A map to situate the site/sites to the city context, with necessary graphics to represent issues discussed.

- Defining the framework, in terms of circulation, boundaries, codes, etc.

- Defining the spatial modules, in a comparison chart of modularized components commanded by various strings.

- Detailed design for selected modular areas, with plan, section, axon, and other graphics.

- A graphic novel with multipersonal perspective to unfold and verify the script.

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project VERTICAL TRANSIT (Dallin Evans - Teng Wang - Yuexin Xue - Seungmin Yang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project VERTICAL TRANSIT (Dallin Evans - Teng Wang - Yuexin Xue - Seungmin Yang)

1.

2.

3.

4.

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project FLEXIBLE CITY (Akhil Arun - Geon Woo Kim - Seungbeom Kim)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project FLEXIBLE CITY (Akhil Arun - Geon Woo Kim - Seungbeom Kim)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project FLEXIBLE CITY (Akhil Arun - Geon Woo Kim - Seungbeom Kim)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project FLEXIBLE CITY (Akhil Arun - Geon Woo Kim - Seungbeom Kim)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project CLUSTER CITY (Erin Benken - Paul Gibson - Zheyue Sun - Shihua Xuan)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project CLUSTER CITY (Erin Benken - Paul Gibson - Zheyue Sun - Shihua Xuan)

SITE MASTERPLAN

CIRCULATION AXON

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project SOCIAL CENSORSHIP (Natalie Brock - Hyunmo Kim - Hao Zhou - Dongsheng Zou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project SOCIAL CENSORSHIP (Natalie Brock - Hyunmo Kim - Hao Zhou - Dongsheng Zou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project SOCIAL CENSORSHIP (Natalie Brock - Hyunmo Kim - Hao Zhou - Dongsheng Zou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project SOCIAL CENSORSHIP (Natalie Brock - Hyunmo Kim - Hao Zhou - Dongsheng Zou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project SOCIAL CENSORSHIP (Natalie Brock - Hyunmo Kim - Hao Zhou - Dongsheng Zou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project DIGITAL FLATNESS (Margaret Frank - Demitri Gadzios - Jeonghyun Oh - Yilu Zhang)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION (Sujeong Baek - Philip Claghorn - Ying Hong - Dongyun Na)

TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION

Preservation of lifestyles in Old City, Shanghai

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TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION (Sujeong Baek - Philip Claghorn - Ying Hong - Dongyun Na)

INFORMAL PUBLIC SPACE (STREET)

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There is laundry, a pet bird, pet fish, talking people, mom and daug

sunbeds, playground, a child in the shower, mans who donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wear c

In old town of Shanghai, street looks like front yard. Non-boundarie People think of the road in front of their houses as part of theirs.

It is public spaces, but the things that happen in the house always h

Changing into a high-rise apartment, private things only happen in private spaces.

Then, how about streets? How the perception of the street has changed?

Tianzifang Market, Shanghai

Xintiandi Development, Shanghai

Laundry in old way

Used doves to send message

First bicycle in the world

First washing machine in the world First iphone appeared

The boat was the main form of tranport

First mobile phone in the world

First car in the world

Apps appeared

First three wheeled automobile in the world

Washed clothes by the river

First modern bicycle in the world

1292

1369

1636

1790

1860

1872 1885

1902 1900

Lilong appeared

1911

1918

1973

1997

2008 2007

2018

>2035

New form of Lilong Residential apartments

Residential buildings in Yuan Dynasty Long Tang

Demolished buildings

Residential buildings in Qing Dynasty Residential buildings in Ming Dynasty

Pearl of the Orient Gucheng Park

existing fabric

Old Building

Yuyan

updating fabric

Old Building

Shanhai Old Street

Main Road

Old Building

Old Building

Metro Wave

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TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION (Sujeong Baek - Philip Claghorn - Ying Hong - Dongyun Na)

The Issue: Social lifestyle in Old City Shanghai is in danger, due to development and aging infrastructure. Much of the Old City will face destruction.

The Solution: Focus on the preservation of social lifestyle by leveraging shared economy technology. Install framework to tastefully destroy the city to create new public space.

1.

5.

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4.

3.

1. Find service via GPS 2. Scan QR code 3. Pay via mobile 4. Consume product 5. Collect consumption data

1. Shared Cars

2. Shared Desks

3. Shared Food

4. Shared Meditation pods

5. Shared Dog Walkers

6. Shared Therapy

7. Shared Wifi

8. Shared Distribution

9. Shared Laundry Machines

TASTEFUL DESTRUCTION (Sujeong Baek - Philip Claghorn - Ying Hong - Dongyun Na)

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Protected Area Newly Built Protected Area Newly Built Protected Area

Protected Area

Newly Built Traditional

2018

Style Protected Newly BuiltAreaTraditional Style Protected Area

Religious Area

2035 +

Demolished Zone

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Religious Area

Factory

CommercialCommercial AreaArea

School Factory

Cultural Area

Cultural Area

School

Medical buildings

Green Land Green Land Medical buildings

Site One: Commercial / Tourist

Site Two: Dense / Migrant Housing

Site Three: Historic / Educational

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Why Delete?

EXISTING OCCUPANCY

PRESENT POST- DEMOLITION OCCUPANCY

FUTURE

RELOCATION STRATEGY

NEGOTIATION

What to Delete?

SHARED SPACE

BALCONY AND OUTSIDE AREA

1ST FLOOR

(LOWER PRIVACY AREA)

STREET SITUATIONS PERMEATE TO THE INTERIOR

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E

A

A

B

B

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D

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B’ C

ILDING

C

HISTORICAL PRESERVATION PROTECTION OF THE ELDERLY NEIGHBORHOOD LIFE

TARGETED DEMOLITION ZONES

HIGHER ENTROPY & CONNECTIVITY FOR THE FUTURE COMMUNITY

SUBSTRACTION AREAS TARGETED DEMOLITION ZONES

If we develop the site gradually, it is possible to have a spatial composition with high degree of freedom. We believe that the spatial composition with higher degrees of freedom and greater connectivity can help the networking system among future technologies in space, which can act as a stimulus to the shared economy.

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What to Preserve?

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Why wait for the government to destroy your home?

Maybe demolition is the only path to preservation.

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project WE DELIVER (Shao Hsuan Li - Xuechen Li - Qiongman Wang - Yahan Xu)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project TRANSFUN (Doris Ge Xin - Bharat Krishnan - Tengkui Xie - Tingjie Zhou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project TRANSFUN (Doris Ge Xin - Bharat Krishnan - Tengkui Xie - Tingjie Zhou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project TRANSFUN (Doris Ge Xin - Bharat Krishnan - Tengkui Xie - Tingjie Zhou)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project LINKED PLATFORM (Daniel Hwang - Erick Sanchez - Jessie Tang - Gemma Ran Xie)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project LINKED PLATFORM (Daniel Hwang - Erick Sanchez - Jessie Tang - Gemma Ran Xie)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project LINKED PLATFORM (Daniel Hwang - Erick Sanchez - Jessie Tang - Gemma Ran Xie)

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3+ CITIES ASIA studio project moments

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WK1 (MAY27-JUN4) Arrive in Tokyo MAY 27 MO M28

STUDENTS ARRIVE IN TOKYO, SELF CHECK IN at Hotel Mystays Premier Akasaka 9:00AM

Meet at Hotel Lobby,Overview of the program and weekly schedule update, then walk to Bureau 0-1 (2.3km)

10:00AM

OFFICE VISIT, Bureau 0-1 (KazYoneda), LECTURE, TOKYOISM, KazYoneda

11:00AM

PROGRAM ORIENTATION: Discussion of the research project & assignment of individual research theme.

Tokyo workshop overview and site recommendations

PM TU M29

SELF-GUIDED SITE VISITS AND URBAN EXPLORATION

ALL-DAY

GUIDED TOUR:History, Tourism, Art, and Architecture in City

9:30AM

Meet at Edo Tokyo History Museum entrance, then Hokusai Museum (SANAA),Tour continues to Asakusa Culture & Tourist Center (Kengo Kuma), Sensoji area;(3hours)

1:30PM

Late lunch at AmeyaYokocho

3:00PM

Visit National Museum of Western Art(Corbusier), HoryujiTreasure Hall (Taniguchi), SCAI gallery, then cross the Yanaka Cemetery to Yanaka Ginza (3hours)

WE M30

TH M31

9:30AM

1.

Format of workshop project presentation

2.

Confirmation of URBAN ISSUE research

PM

TEAMED SITE VISITS

AM

WORKSHOP

1PM

FR JN1

WORKSHOP SETUP @WeWorkShinbashi

VISIT TO KEIO UNIVERSITY SFC CAMPUS

2PM

PRESENTATION MIXER WITH KEIO STUDENTS& FACULTIES

2AM

GUIDED TOUR OF TSUKIJI MARKET, team 1

1PM

Self-guided tour of Daikanyamaarea: Collective Forms, From Fumihiko Maki To Akihisa Hirata.Tour starts at the at the KyuAsakura House, continues to Maki’s Hillside Terrace series, and Akihisa Hirata’s Sarugakucho, self-guided tour continues to Meguro riverside area.

3:30PM

TEAMED DISCUSSION OF WORKSHOP & INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH with

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Lunch @ASO SA JN2

2AM

GUIDED TOUR OF TSUKIJI MARKET, team 2

7AM

GUIDED TOUR OF TSUKIJI MARKET, team 3

PM

FREE /SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO 21-21 SIGHTS, MORI ART MUSEUM, MID-TOWN TO ROPPONGI HILL AREA.

SU JN3

AM

FREE

PM

SELF-GUIDED CITY TOUR. YOYOGI PARK –HARAJUKU-OMOTESENDO 2

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To see: Takeshita Street, Cat Street, Tods (Ito), Prada (Herzog & de Meuron), OmotesandoHills (Ando), Nezu Museum, Sunnyhills Café (Kuma) 7PM

Informal gathering & team discussion at COMMUNUE2ND, Meet w/ Prof Kong

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WK2 (JUN4-JUN10) Workshop & Travel, Naoshima& Kyoto MO JN4

2AM

GUIDED TOUR OF TSUKIJI MARKET, team 4

7AM

GUIDED TOUR OF TSUKIJI MARKET, team 5

10:30AM 1:30PM 3:30PM TU JN5 WE JN6

ALL DAY 1PM -5PM

TH JN7

WORKSHOPWeekly schedule update, desk critic OFFICE VISIT TO NIHON SEKKEI OFFICE VISIT TO KENGO KUMA (ENDS 5PM) WORKSHOP, desk critic FINAL REVIEW OF TOKYO MAPPING WORKSHOP @WW SHINBASHI Joined with Bing Bu, Chul Kong, Fei Wang, Satoshi Toyoda, and Helen Choi

6PM

LECTURE BY SATOSHI TOYODA,Regional Director WeWork Japan

7PM

RECEPTION DINNER

NOON 1PM

Check out hotel Depart from Tokyo Station to Okayama Station 冈山 via13:10 Shinkansen

5PM

Chartered bus transfer to Uno Port 宇野港

6pM

Check in hotel Uno Port Inn

FR JN8

ALL DAY

SA JN9

AM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO NAOSHIMA SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO TESHIMA

3:30PM

Chartered bus to Okayama then 16:53 Shinkansento KYOTO,

6:30PM

CHECK IN KYOTO GUESTHOUSE LANTERN IN GION (take taxis from Tokyo

EVENING

Station) SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF KYOTO Yasaka Shrine 八坂神社>Gion-shirakawa 邸园白川>Shijo bridge 四 条>Kamo River 鸭川>Pontocho 先斗町>Time’s Building (Ando)

SU JN10

ALL DAY

SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF KYOTO KEY ROUTE1: Nanzenji 南 禅 寺

8:30 >Zenrinji 禅 林 寺

9:00>Philosopher’s Path 哲学之道 10:00>Ginkakuji 银阁寺 11:00 KEY ROUTE2:Kyomizu-dera 清 水 寺 16:30 >Sanenzaka 三 年 坂 18:00>Ninenzaka 二年坂 18:30>Ishibei-koji 石屏小路 19:00 EXTRAS: Arashiyama area 岚山 2hrs; Kinkakuji 金阁寺 1hr; Nijo Castle 1hr;

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Nikishi Market 锦市場 1hr,Sanjusangendo 三十三間堂 0.5hr; Kyoto National Museum (Taniguchi) 0.5hr; Kyoto Station (Hiroshi Hara) 1hr

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WK3 (JUN11-JUN17) Osaka to Seoul MO JN11

AM 2PM

SELF GUIDED TOUR OF KYOTO TRAIN TO OSAKA, take the local train KEIHAN MAIN LINE, with SUICA CHECK IN OSAKA HOTEL MYSTAYS OTEMAE

4:30PM

GUIDED TOUR OF OSAKA, Osaka Castle >Boat tour Self-guided tour continues to Dontobori, Shinsaibashi, and Namba park (Jerde)

TU JN12

AM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF OSAKA Nakanoshima area, Umeda Sky Building (Hiroshi Hara), etc

5:00PM

CHARTERED BUS TO KANSAI AIRPORT TBD

8:30PM

FLIGHT TO SEOUL, OZ1155, KIX-GMP, KANSAI AIRPORT TERMINAL 1

LATE WE JN13

ALL DAY

CHARTERED BUS TO SEOUL HOTEL, CHECK IN SELF-GUIDED

TOUR

OF

SEOUL

(CENTRAL

AREA),PART

1:

Dongdaemun–Cheonggyecheon –(Seowon–Jongmyo–Bukchon–Bluehouse)-Gyeongbokgung Palace – Seoul 3PM-5PM 5PM

MMCA (http://www.mmca.go.kr/eng/) MEETING AT SEOUL MMCA (in a flexible schedule) Further Exploration to Namdaemum – Myeong-dong (– Seoul Station)at night time

TH JN14

9:00AM AM

Register at WeWork Seoul station, Introduction of Seoul Session SITE EXPLORATION Seoullo7017(MVRDV sky garden bridge,http://seoullo7017.seoul.go.kr/)

12:00PM

KICK-OFF MEETING OF SEOUL SESSION JOINED WITH KOOKMIN STUDENTS

13:00PM

SYMPOSIUM (13:00-18:00) Lecture by Francisco Sanin, Eric Halter, YoungbumReigh, John Hong, Seungbum Kim and panel discussion

FR JN15

9:00AM

MEET AT WeWork Seoul Station, ASSIGNMENT and GROUP

10:30AM

ONE HOUR DISTANCE TRIP from Seoul Station

3PM

SELF GUIDED TOUR OF SEOUL (West Area)to EwhaWomans University (complex by Dominique Perrault) and HoingIk University and Yeonam-dong area at the night time

SA JN16

8:30 AM

CHARTED BUS FROM HOTEL TO SITE VISITS: SONGDO NEW CITY (09:30-11:30) OHDUSAN OBSERVATION DECK to NORTH KOREA(11:30-12:30) HAYRI ART VALLEY (12:30- 15:00) PAJU BOOKCITY(15:30-16:30) Movie and Guided History of Book City 5

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GUIDED TOUR of Book City(To see, Mimesis Museum by Alvaro Siza, Life & Power Press Cultural Topography by Unsangdong, etc) Back to Seoul

SU JN17

GROUP DINNER hosted by KcAL

10:00AM SEOUL FORTRESS WALL TRAIL (3-4hrs), Optional PM

RECOMMENDED SELF GUIDED TOUR ITAEWON AREA: LEEUM designed by Rem Koolhaas, Mario Bota, Jean Neuvel (http://leeum.samsungfoundation.org/html/global/main.asp) GANGNAM AREA: Gangnam Station-Samsung dong Station (KOEX Convention Center) – Chungdamdong and ApkujungDong Area – Garosugil (Sinsa station) Meeting Point:Garosugil (location TBD)

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Self-Exploration Nolyangjin Sea Market at night time

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WK4 (JUN18-JUN24) Seoul MO JN18

10:00AM

OFFICE

VISIT:

Junglim(http://www.junglim.co.kr/)214

Yulgok-ro, Yeongeon-dong (MEET IN FRONT OF THE DOOR) 11:30AM

@WWSS, VISION DISCUSSION & TEAM UP

2:00PM

LECTURE by Jaewon Choi at Support Center of Seoul Station City Re-Generation

3:00M 9PM

(Sky1004Bldg.

9th

Fl.,Choonglimro

50-1,Choongku) @WWSS, GROUPDiscussion (RECOMMENDED to go CITY HALL AREA for RED DEVIL CHEERING OF WORLD CUP SOCCER GAME)

TU JN19

WE JN20

ALL DAY

WORKSHOP @WWSS, desk critic

4:30PM

OFFICE VISIT to KcAL (Youngsanku, Hannam dong 682-14 3rd fl.)

Evening

DINNER HOSTED BY KcAL

AM 2PM

WORKSHOP @WWSS, desk critic VISIT KOOKMIN UNIVERSITY STUDENT WORK EXHIBITION (location: GALLERY IS, Insadong)

Evening TH JN21

SETTINGUP STUDIO at Kookmin University,

9:30AM

Group presentation by SU students, as Ultra-Fast-Interactions

10:30AM

JOINT WORKSHOP WITH KOOKMIN STUDENTS

6:30PM FR JN22 SA JN23

ALL DAY AM 1:00PM

SU JN24

GROUP DINNER hosted by Kookmin University

9:00AM

VISIT VIEW DECK AT NAMSAN SEOUL TOWER (SUNSET 8PM) JOINT WORKSHOP WITH KOOKMIN STUDENTS WORKSHOP FINAL REVIEW OF SEOUL WORKSHOP(location TBD)

7:00PM

GROUP DINNER hosted by Kookmin University

8:25AM

(BUS PICK UP 6AM) FLIGHT TO JEJU ISLAND,OZ8921, GMP-CJU, GIMPO AIRPORT DOMESTIC TERMINAL

9:35AM

CHARTED BUS TO STONE MUSEUM GROUP LUNCH

2:00PM

LECTURE BY PROF. KANG HYUN JOO at Asia Pacific Ocean Culture Center(https://apocc.modoo.at/)

4:00PM EVENING

CHECK-IN THE HOTELBlue Marine NANTA Theater Optional

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TU JN26

ALL-DAY

GUIDED TOUR OF JEJUSubjikogi-BonteMuseum- Tea Garden-etc

LATE PM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR IN OLD CITY AREA

AM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR IN OLD CITY AREA

1:40PM

FLIGHT TO SHANGHAI, MU5060, CJU-PVG, JEJU AIRPORT

2:30PM

Chartered bus to hotel from Pudong Airport

4PM

Check in Equatorial Hotel Shanghai

5PM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR OF BUND AREA

7PM

NIGHT BOAT TOUR OF HUANGPU RIVER together with KM Students

9PM

WALK UP BUND & HONGKOU HARBOR TO 1933, food and drinks at the

10:00AM

STUDIO SPACE SETUP @WeWork, KICK OFF MEETING OF SHANGHAI

Gallery Café & Bar. WE JN27

11:00AM

SESSION

12:30PM

GUIDED TOUR TO PEOPLE SQUARE & CITY PLANNING HALL

3:00PM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO K11 & XINTIANDI, lunch

LATE PM

OFFICE VISIT TO STUDIOSHANGHAI (Ben Wood), studioshanghai.co TBD SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO TIANZIFANG

TH JN28

ALL DAY

FR JN29

10AM

WORK Discussion of Individual Comparative Study of Urban Issues With Guest Critic: Jess Situ, Professor, Shanghai Theatre Academy

PM

GUIDED TOURTO PSA &WEST BUND AREA, museums, post-industrial waterfronts, public pedestrian infrastructure, architect offices.

SA JN30

AM 3PM PM

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SU JL1

FREE Visit RockbundArt Museum (Optional) SELF-GUIDED TOUR ALONG SUZHOU CREEK (potential site)

5:00PM

Visit exhibition opening, INFRASTRUCTURAL TERRIOTRY, @OCAT

7:30AM

DAY TRIP TO HANGZHOU, CHARTERED BUS FROM HOTEL

10:00AM

Liangzhu, Museum by David Chipperfield, Culture Center by Tando Ando

12:30PM

Lunch at West Lake, after lunch boat transportation to cross West Lake

3:00PM

Visit China Art Academy, campusdesigned by WangShu, Museums by Kengo Kuma &Alvaro Siza

6:30PM

Return to Shanghai

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WK6 (JUL2-JUL8) Shanghai MO JL2 TU JL3

STUDIO Weekly schedule update, desk critic AM

STUDIO DISCUSSION

1PM

Symposium: City Images, Behind & Beyond, @Room 1H, WeWork Weihai Rd. LECTURE“China’s Urban Generation Cinema & Beyond”, Prof. Zhang Zhen, NYU LECTURE “URBAN UTOPIAS OF MODERN CHINA & JAPAN” DR. LIN ZHONGJIE, prof., C0AA, University of North Carolina Charlotte LECTURE “REPETION & MOVE” Zhao Deli, Princial, Zai-Zao Architecture/Professor, China Academy of Art LECTURE “Cinematic Architecture”, Prof. Andong Lu, Nanjing University

WE JL4

10:00AM PM

VISIT AECOM SHANGHAI Introduction by Alton Chow, director, AECOM China STUDIO

TH JL5

ALL DAY

FR JL6

9AM 4:30PM

SA JL7

STUDIO PINUP: MAPPING, CITY AND SITE OFFICE VISIT TO ALYA, 281 Wuyuan Rd

5:30PM

OFFICE VISIT TO ONE DESIGN, + SNACKS & DRINKS, 81 Wuyuan Rd

Late PM

SELF-GUIDED TOUR TO FRENCH CONCESSION

10AM

CHARTERED BUS FROM HOTEL GUIDED TOUR TO JIADING NEW CITY new satellite city, Poly Theater (Ando),&ZHUJIAJIAO OLD TOWN,historical water-town with contemporary architectureby MADAspam, FCJZ(Yong Ho Chang), Isozaki, etc.

SU JL8

5PM

GROUP DINNER

7PM

Visit the Water Heaven show by Tan Dun, Optional FREE

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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY STUDY ABROAD BING BU bubing@gmail.com(updated 2019-04-26)

WK7 (JUL9-JUL15) Shanghai& Suzhou MO JL9

AM

STUDIO, Weekly schedule update

PM

DESK CRITIC, VISION & FRAMEWORK

TU JL10

ALL DAY

WE JL11

ALL DAY STUDIO

TH JL12 FR JL13 SA JL14

STUDIO / GROUP SITE VISITS

9AM FINAL REVIEW OF URBAN ISSUE RESEARCH PM PINUP, FRAMEWORK &MULTI-NARRATIVES ALL DAY AM NOON PM

EXCURSION to Suzhou, 9:00am train from Shanghai Station to Suzhou Station.

TOUR OF SUZHOU GARDENS, Zhuozheng Garden (Humble Admin 拙政 园) LUNCH at Guanqian Street (观前街) / Check in Ji HotelGuanqian TOUR OF SUZHOU GARDENS, continues to Wangshi Garden (Net Master 网师园) &Canglang Ting (Wave Pavilion 沧浪亭) Night tour and group dinner nearPingjiang Rd(平江路)

SU JL15

9AM

Check out hotel, TOUR OF SUZHOU GARDENS, continues to Liu Garden (Lingering 留园)with chartered bus.

NOON PM

3+ CITIES ASIA

5PM

GROUP LUNCH at Ligongdi (李公堤), Guided tour of Suzhou Sino-Singapore Industrial Park RETURN TO SHANGHAI

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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY STUDY ABROAD BING BU bubing@gmail.com(updated 2019-04-26)

WK8 (JUL16-JUL22) Final MO JL16

ALL DAY STUDIO, Weekly schedule update, desk critic

TU JL17

ALL DAY SYMPOSIUM, Practices in Asian Cities Lectures by Chen Yun, Fu Zhiqiang, Pan Tao, Zhuang Shen, Marta Pozo, & Prof. Jang

WE JL18

AM STUDIO

TH JL19

ALL DAY STUDIO

FR JL20

ALL DAY FINAL REVIEW

PM FINAL REHEARSAL

6PM RECEPTION DINNER SA JL21 SU JL22

11AM PRE-DEPARTURE BRUNCH, FILES & LOGISTICS DEPARTURE

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