University of Tokyo – Department of Architecture

Building Material Lab – Noguchi Lab

Manufacturing and Material Development – Based on “Architectural Genetics”

Research Theme
“Architectural Genetics” is a theory that inspect every building down to its chemical and atomic component.
Our research is not limited to concrete, but ranges from soil, mycelium, cellulose to gels and wasted tiles.

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Keyword
Concrete Resource Recovery, Vurnarcular, Bio Degradable, non-Destructive Detection, Anti-Fire Simulation, Additive Manufacturing

Current Theme
-Development of a nondestructive detection method for non-corroded sectional area of rebars in damaged reinforced concrete by electromagnetic induction theory
-Distribution Control of Binder Phases and Multi-scale Strength Development Mechanisms in Calcium Carbonate Concrete
-A Material Selection System for RC Cultural Heritage Conservation Authenticity-Integrity Approach
-Fabrication of High Strength Concrete with Alternative Aggregates
-A study on the development and application of housing materials for displaced people
-Optimization of Mechanical Properties of Adobe Brick for Vernacular Architecture
-Bio-fabrication of an efficient mycelium-based thermal insulation building material
-Numerical simulation and experimental verification in collapse characteristic of sandwich panels during building fire
-Additive Manufacturing of Architectural Windows with Aerogel based on Sol-Gel Process
-Non Destructive Prediction of Water Destribution around reber
-Clarification of Deterioration process of Vinyl-Chloride

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