Kyoto University Summer Design School is intensive three-day design workshop.
This is the fourth year since this annual event started in 2011.
It will be the second Summer Design School after the launch of our
Kyoto University Collaborative Graduate Program in Design.
The word “design” here does not only mean product design and graphic design; it also includes the design of social system and architecture. In the workshop, participants from different area of expertise and facilitators form a team for each theme and challenge a variety of actual social problems.
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Kyoto University Summer Design School 2014
| Date | September 24 (wed) – 26 (fri), 2014 |
| Place | Kyoto Research Park (KRP) |
| Registration fee | free |
| Limit of participants | approx. 150 |
| Organized by |
Kyoto University Collaborative Graduate Program in Design Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University Graduate School of Management, Kyoto University Design Innovation Consortium |
| Co-hosted by |
Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies, Kyoto University Faculty of Fine Arts and Graduate School of Arts, Kyoto City University of Arts Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kyoto Institute of Technology |
| Registration | Go to registration site. |
Contact
Summer Design School 2014 Secretariat
Email: sds-2014*designinnovation.jp
(Please replace (*) with @)
Email: sds-2014*designinnovation.jp
(Please replace (*) with @)
Workshop Themes
To see the whole list, go to Japanese page.)
Theme proposers
Hiroshi Kawakami （Unit of Design）
Toshihiro Hiraoka （Graduate School of Informatics）
Yuichi Hasebe （Graduate School of Informatics）
Hiroshi Kawakami （Unit of Design）
Toshihiro Hiraoka （Graduate School of Informatics）
Yuichi Hasebe （Graduate School of Informatics）
Theme proposers
Hiroshi Nakajima （OMRON Corporation）
Masaki Arao （OMRON Corporation）
Hajime Takebayashi（OMRON Corporation）
Hiroshi Nakajima （OMRON Corporation）
Masaki Arao （OMRON Corporation）
Hajime Takebayashi（OMRON Corporation）
Venue
Event site
Workshop: Atrium in KRP East area (next to Bldg. 1)
Social gathering: Banquet Hall of Bldg. 4, B1F in KRP West area
KRP Area Map
Social gathering: Banquet Hall of Bldg. 4, B1F in KRP West area
KRP Area Map
Access to KRP
From JR Kyoto Station to KRP
JR San-in line (Sagano line)
Take a local train (which stops at every station) and get off at the first stop, Tambaguchi Station (4 minutes, 140 JPY). 4 minutes to walk from the station to Kyoto Research Park.
By Taxi
10 minutes (Approx. 1,000 JPY)