Learn about the land and site conditions, as well as infrastructure conditions, that must be confirmed before starting the design of an architectural project. Through case studies of problems caused by insufficient checks on surveying, ground conditions, ownership forms, water supply and drainage, HVAC, and electrical systems, you will acquire the practical perspectives needed to avoid risks from the early design stages and improve the accuracy of layout planning.

Learn about the background of the growing need for creating both social and asset value in real estate, and the evaluation criteria involved. Understand systems and indicators such as the SDGs, carbon neutrality, WELL certification, GRESB, ZEB, and BELS, and envision the role of an architect who can contribute to the development of sustainable cities and regions.

Systematically learn the basic knowledge required for construction work. From temporary construction to earthworks, pile, rebar, concrete, steel frame, PCa works, seismic isolation, and waterproofing, this course explains the characteristics, construction procedures, and key quality control points of each work type, as well as troubleshooting cases and solutions from a practical perspective. Understand construction methods and management techniques used on actual sites, and acquire knowledge that can be applied to strengthening coordination between design, construction, and supervision, and improving construction quality.