7 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Shigeru Ban
3
1.1
Who Is Shigeru Ban?
1.2
Humanitarian Architecture and Social Responsibility
1.3
Innovation Through Simplicity and Sustainability
Principles of Shigeru Ban’s Design Philosophy
4
2.1
Lightweight and Temporary Architecture
2.2
Designing with Recyclable Materials
2.3
Flexibility, Adaptability, and Modularity
2.4
Architecture for Disaster Relief
Materials, Structure & Sustainability
4
3.1
Paper Tubes as Structural Elements
3.2
Timber, Fabric, and Hybrid Systems
3.3
Fast Assembly and Efficient Construction
3.4
Sustainable Design Strategies in Practice
Iconic Projects & Design Lessons
4
4.1
Paper Church and Community Architecture
4.2
Centre Pompidou-Metz and Structural Innovation
4.3
Cardboard Cathedral and Emergency Design
4.4
Paper Log Houses and Disaster Housing
Community, Sustainability & Social Impact
3
5.1
Designing for Communities in Crisis
5.2
Affordable and Accessible Architecture
5.3
Circular Design and Material Reuse
Representation & Prototyping
3
6.1
Sketching Lightweight Structures
6.2
Building Structural Models with Simple Materials
6.3
Visualizing Temporary and Mobile Architecture
Applying the Shigeru Ban Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Humanitarian Design Concept
7.2
Designing an Emergency Shelter Prototype
7.3
Refining Sustainability and Construction Efficiency
7.4
Final Humanitarian Design Presentation
Design Like Shigeru Ban
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