- Faculty of Engineering
- Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering Department of Electrical Systems Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department of Architectural Engineering
- Faculty of Applied Information Science
- Department of Computer Science Department of Information Systems Department of Information Management
- Faculty of Environmental Studies
- Department of Architectural Design Department of Global Environment Studies Department of Food and Health Sciences
- Graduate School
- Major in Intelligent Structure and Functional Science Major in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Major in Mechanical Systems Engineering Major in Civil and Architectural Engineering Major in Information Systems Science Major in Environmental Studies Major in Biological and Biomedical Engineering
Faculty of Environmental Studies
Department of Architectural Design
Our department takes an interdisciplinary approach to studying the built environment, combining insights from the natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Students gain comprehensive training in architectural planning, environmental design, structural engineering, construction management, woodworking, and interior design, along with digital skills. This integrated curriculum provides the foundational knowledge and practical abilities needed for architectural design. We are committed to developing ethical professionals who make meaningful contributions to society.
Education and Research Areas
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Architecture
In Architecture, students develop a comprehensive approach to creating sustainable living environments. They delve into building structures, facilities, production methods, and maintenance management, learning to balance both technical requirements and human needs.
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Interior and Woodworking
The Interior & Woodworking program focuses on creating engaging spaces through thoughtful spatial planning, color theory, and lighting design. Students work extensively with sustainable wood materials, learning to harness their natural properties while developing fundamental design principles through hands-on experience.
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Architectural Informatics
In Architectural Informatics, students master the digital tools transforming today's design industry. The program emphasizes fundamental digital skills and their practical applications in design, with special attention to Building Information Modeling (BIM) and other information technologies that are reshaping how we approach construction and social systems.
Faculty List
| Faculty Name | Position | Research Topic |
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| Kinya Hirata | Professor | Architectural Design Considering the Relationship Between People and Architecture |
| Tomonari Kawata | Professor | Architectural Works and Theories in the Formation Period of Modern Architecture |
| Misa Kinoshita | Associate Professor | Urban and Architectural Lighting Design: Visual Environment and Psychological Effects of Light and Color |
| Yoshiko Kusunoki | Associate Professor | 16th Century English Poetry |
| Makoto Masumoto | Professor | Holomorphic Mappings of Riemann Surfaces |
| Yoshiro Matsuo | Professor | Concepts and Methods of Universal Design; Human Environmental Behavior in Urban Spaces |
| Shuhei Mitsui | Associate Professor | Numerical Simulation Methods for Wood Materials and Wooden Structures; Structural Characteristics of Historical Buildings |
| Kenjiro Mori | Junior Associate Professor | Damage State and Repairability of Steel Structures; Structural Performance of Steel-Natural Material Hybrid Structures |
| Hideki Morita | Professor | Woodwork, Furniture, and Architecture Using Local Wood |
| Yosuke Nagumo | Professor | Collaborative Systems in the Design Process |
| Sung-Ki Song | Professor | Comfortable Indoor and Outdoor Environments; Net-Zero Energy and Net-Zero Water Buildings |
| So Sugita | Professor | Computational Design and Digital Fabrication in Architecture |
| Hiroshi Sugita | Professor | Life Cycle Management in Architecture |
| Koshi Suzuki | Professor | A Comprehensive Approach to Architectural Design |
| Hiroshi Takata | Associate Professor | Building Equipment and Building Environmental Simulations |
| Yuki Ueno | Junior Associate Professor | Architectural Planning, Community Development, and Landscape Design |
| Hiroyuki Yorozuya | Associate Professor | Ethics and the Philosophy of Action |
