8 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Sou Fujimoto
3
1.1
Who Is Sou Fujimoto?
1.2
The Philosophy of Primitive Future Architecture
1.3
Blurring Boundaries Between Nature and Architecture
Space and Spatial Exploration
3
2.1
Designing Ambiguous and Flexible Spaces
2.2
Transparency and Layered Spatial Experiences
2.3
Creating Architecture as Landscape
Nature, Light, and Atmosphere
3
3.1
Integrating Nature into Everyday Spaces
3.2
Lightness, Airiness, and Openness
3.3
Designing Through Light and Shadow
Form and Structural Expression
3
4.1
Minimal Structures and Lightweight Design
4.2
Grid Systems and Modular Thinking
4.3
Organic Forms and Spatial Freedom
Human Experience and Interaction
3
5.1
Designing for Curiosity and Exploration
5.2
Social Interaction Through Open Design
5.3
Balancing Privacy and Openness
Drawing and Design Representation
3
6.1
Concept Sketching Inspired by Fujimoto
6.2
Spatial Diagrams and Experimental Drawings
6.3
Communicating Atmosphere Through Visuals
Case Study Exploration
3
7.1
Lessons from House NA
7.2
Understanding the Serpentine Pavilion
7.3
The Design Logic of Musashino Art University Library
Applying Fujimoto’s Principles Today
4
8.1
Designing Flexible Contemporary Spaces
8.2
Architecture Between Nature and Technology
8.3
Designing a Fujimoto-Inspired Concept Project
8.4
Final Review and Portfolio Presentation
Design Like Sou Fujimoto
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