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This study reviews 113 papers published between 1992 and 2025 to clarify the evolution of architectural workshops (WS) in Japan. The research identifies four phases: 1) developing participatory methods (1992–2005); 2) introducing digital tools (2006–2010); 3) expanding into disaster recovery and education after the 2011 earthquake (2011–2020); and 4) establishing hybrid digital-analog approaches with quantitative analysis (2021–2025). WS have evolved into sophisticated problem-solving tools adapting to societal changes. A future challenge remains: establishing theoretical frameworks that balance digital efficiency with the inherent value of physical experiences.
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