江戸東京の都市組織に挑む 上野 本郷 谷中 根津 下谷 Edo-Tokyo， Challenging the Urban Fabric Ueno Hongo Yanaka Nezu Shitaya (Japanese Edition)
by 法政大学江戸東京研究センター, 法政大学デザイン工学部建築学科, 南カリフォルニア建築大学, トリノ工科大学, Hosei University Research Center For Edo -Tokyo Studies, Department Of Architecture， Faculty Of Engineering And Design， Hosei University, Sci-Arc, Politecnico Di Torino
Challenging the urban fabric of Edo-Tokyo, this Japanese edition explores neighborhoods like Ueno, Hongo, Yanaka, Nezu, and Shitaya. A collaborative effort by Hosei University researchers and international architecture institutions, it analyzes historical urban structures and their contemporary relevance in city planning and design.
About This Book
This book delves into the urban structure of Edo-Tokyo, focusing on key areas such as Ueno, Hongo, Yanaka, Nezu, and Shitaya. It examines how these neighborhoods form the foundational fabric of the city's historical development.
Produced by the Hosei University Research Center for Edo-Tokyo Studies in collaboration with the Department of Architecture at Hosei University's Faculty of Engineering and Design, the project incorporates expertise from Sci-Arc in Southern California and Politecnico di Torino.
The content challenges conventional understandings of urban organization, offering a multidisciplinary approach to analyzing and reinterpreting Tokyo's evolving cityscape.
Through detailed studies, it highlights the interplay between historical preservation and modern architectural influences in these iconic districts.
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