The Department of Architecture fosters human resources who can resolve issues that occur on a global scale while respecting historical cultures unique to local regions, possessing abundant education and deep, specialized knowledge and techniques as well as the conceptual power to bring dreams to people.

Research Groups & Research Areas

  • Planning / Design

    We analyze and list up architectural and environmental needs, draw up a basic concept for the kind of architecture to be built, compile a basic plan, and use specialist knowledge and technology of architecture to realize this architecture. Further, we verify the value of architectural design through surveys and analysis of the history and preservation of architecture.

    Ito Research Group / Iwaoka Research Group / Kakino Research Group / Nishida Research Group / Yamana Research Group

  • Structures

    Buildings are subject to loads from people, objects and the like, and to the forces of earthquakes or wind, and architecture must stand up to these forces while staying safe. In the field of architectural structures, we use dynamics and technology to create, in a reasonable and economic manner, the frame structures including pillars, beams, and walls, allowing a building to safely stand up to all forces it is subjected to.

    Kinugasa Research Group / Miyazu Research Group / Nagano Research Group

  • Environment

    We look into how we can create comfortable spaces by planning and designing the states and behaviors of heat, light, sound, air and the like corresponding to the purpose of the building in question, for example, housing, an office, or a theater. Also as it requires consideration of physiology, psychology and the global environment, this topic is quite deep.

    Takase Research Group / Yoshizawa Research Group

  • Materials and Disaster Prevention

    Buildings are made of various materials including structural materials and interior materials. This area covers the materials field in which we conduct research on the strength and safety of materials, and the disaster prevention field, which looks into measures to prevent damage caused by building fires.

    Kanematsu Research Group / Ohmiya Research Group

List of Faculty Members

Name Title Research Area Keyword
ITO Kaori Professor Town planning/Architectural planning Urban Design, Urban Analysis
IWAOKA Tatsuo Professor Town planning/Architectural planning
Architectural history/Design

KAKINO Yoshinori Professor Town planning/Architectural planning School Architecture,Children,Environment Behavior,Housing,City Environment
KANEMATSU Manabu Professor Building structures/Materials
KINUGASA Hideyuki Professor Building structures/Materials Seismic Design,Urban Disaster Prevention, Reinforced Concrete
NAGANO Masayuki Professor Building structures/Materials Earthquake Engineering
OHMIYA Yoshifumi Professor Building structures/Materials
Architectural environment/Equipment
Fire Protection Engineering, Building Safety Engineering
Fire Protection Engineering, Building Safety Engineering
YAMANA Yoshiyuki Professor Town planning/Architectural planning Sustainable plannning for Modern and Contemporary Architecture, Archives,
Yoshizawa Nozomu Professor Architectural environment/Equipment Lighting Environment
MIYAZU Yuji Associate Professor Building structures/Materials
NISHIDA Osamu Associate Professor Town planning/Architectural planning Architectural design,placemaking
TAKASE Kozo Junior Associate Professor Architectural environment/Equipment Energy Saving / Sustainable Design / Thermal Environment
CHOE HONGBOK Assistant Professor
HORIKOSHI Kazuki Assistant Professor Architectural history/Design
KIM JUNHO Assistant Professor Building structures/Materials
KOKUBU Genta Assistant Professor Architectural history/Design French Indochine / Covered Market
LIU Hong Assistant Professor
TAKASE Kazuto Assistant Professor
TAKAYANAGI Seiya Assistant Professor Civil engineering project/Traffic engineering
Town planning/Architectural planning
Relationships between Population Change and Land-use Change
Spatial Change of Depopulating Cities
WANG Yuhsiang Assistant Professor

Information on Career Paths

  • Graduate School
    70.5%
  • Construction
    11.6%
  • Real Estate and Goods Rental and Leasing
    7.1%
  • Miscellaneous Services
    2.7%
  • Information Industry
    1.8%
  • Finance, Insurance
    0.9%
  • Building Materials, Exterior
    0.9%
  • Other (Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)
    4.5%
(As of March 2023)
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