当事者参画のユニバーサルデザイン 対話から成し遂げた国立競技場 (Japanese Edition)
by 高橋儀平, 佐藤克志, 川野久雄, 古田安人, 墓田京平, 草ヶ谷友則
This Japanese edition explores universal design via stakeholder engagement in the National Stadium's creation. Through detailed accounts of dialogue-driven processes, it illustrates how collaborative efforts resulted in an accessible and innovative architectural project, offering valuable lessons for inclusive design practices.
About This Book
This book examines the concept of universal design achieved through active participation of stakeholders. It focuses on the development of the National Stadium in Japan, highlighting the role of dialogue in the process.
The authors, a team of experts including Yutaka Takahashi, Katsushi Sato, and others, share insights into how inclusive practices shaped the project's outcome.
Universal design principles are applied to ensure accessibility and usability for all, demonstrating a successful case study in public infrastructure.
The narrative emphasizes the importance of communication among diverse parties to realize a landmark facility that serves the community effectively.
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