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Keio Co-Evo House Smart Demolition and Recycling Activities before 2024

In the demolition of Koevo House, BIM and 3D scanning technology were used to consider demolition methods, predict demolition dates, record waste materials, and recycle and reuse CLT materials.

The Ikeda Laboratory mainly led this research activity, and with the cooperation of the University of Tokyo, Keio University, the Koshihara Laboratory at the University of Tokyo, the Seike Laboratory, Takenaka Corporation, Meiken Kogyo Co., Ltd., and Haseman Co., Ltd., completed a demolition project for the Keio Co-Evolution House (CLT) at Keio University to recover and reuse CLT materials. In this research activity, BIM and 3D scanning technology were used to consider demolition methods, predict demolition, record waste materials, and recycle and reuse CLT materials.

members:

University of Tokyo: Wang Suao, Keio University: Liu Siyo, Hattori Eito

Department of Architecture, School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo

Architectural Informatics Laboratory

Yasushi Ikeda Lab

 

yasushi[at]arch1.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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