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Architecture and Civil Engineering

The Division of Architecture and Civil Engineering provides opportunities for specialized study and research to students who would like to expand their research interests in the multi-dimensional fields including sociology, economics, history, physiology, and biology. This inter-disciplinary approach helps students address and resolve such global challenges as environmental issues we face today, while developing their expertise and nurturing their global vision.

In the field of Architecture, students are actively engaged in obtaining knowledge in specialized fields as well as broadening perspectives in related areas which include planning in architecture, architectural design, planning of housing and urban environment, various architectural structures, building materials and construction methods, architectural environment and services.

Students specializing in the field of Civil Engineering are offered various courses including structural and safety engineering, disaster mitigation and reduction engineering, geotechnical and geo-environmental engineering, water environment engineering, infrastructure planning and management in civil engineering and social infrastructure management for full-time employees.

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Academic Staff

Professor

YAMAGUCHI KatsumiProfessor
  1. (1) Open space in elementary school
  2. (2) Departmentalized classroom system in junior high school

SUEMASA NaoakiProfessor
  1. (1) Geotechnical Investigation
  2. (2) Ground Improvement
  3. (3) Pile Foundation

SHIRAHATA HiromiProfessor
  1. (1) Detection of fatigue crack of rib-to-deck weld of orthotropic steel deck
  2. (2) Detection of water leakage of drainpipe of bridge
  3. (3) Detection of fatigue crack under paint coating

NAGAOKA HiroshiProfessor
  1. Membrane technology
  2. MBR
  3. Membrane fouling

YOSHIDA IkumasaProfessor
  1. 1. Spatial variability of geotechnical properties
  2. 2. Bayesian Bridge Weigh-In-Motion (BWIM)
  3. 3. Reliability Estimation of Existing Structures

ITOH KazuyaProfessor
  1. 1. Centrifuge modelling of geotechnical
  2. 2. Slope stability
  3. 3. Site investigation of labour accident caused by geotechnical works
  4. 4. Ground vibration
  5. 5. Geotechnical earthquake engineering

MARUYAMA OsamuProfessor
  1. (1)A stochastic model for deterioration process
  2. (2)Probable Maximum Loss Index of Water Supply System

KOBAYASHI ShigeoProfessor
  1. Energy efficient street lighting
  2. Lighting effects on human behavior

FUKUSHIMA KatsuyaProfessor
  1. （１） Architectural Structure： Finding out the intangible structures behind architecture
  2. （２） Architectural Archaeology： Creating contemporary

KONDO YasushiProfessor
  1. Indoor Thermal Environment, Indoor Air Quality

OMI YasuoProfessor
  1. History of prefablication In modern architecture
  2. Rationalization of wooden house production

HORIBA HiroshiProfessor
  1. (1)Architecture design
  2. (2)Architecture planning
  3. (3)City planning
  4. (4) Architectural history, preservatio and utilization

IWASHITA GoProfessor
  1. Environmental quality in schools, elderly facility, and houses
  2. Perceived Air Quality
  3. Human productivity and indoor environment
  4. Chemical air pollution from building materails

Associate Professor

NAKAMURA TakashiAssociate Professor
  1. (1) local city central area revitalisation
  2. (2) Regional Development
  3. (3) Effectiveness of multi-business core development policy at Tokyo metropolitan area
  4. (4)Maintenance of the railway user under the aging society in Tokyo metropolitan area
  5. (5) Actual Situation about Effectiveness of the Diversity for urban improvement

AKIYAMA YukiAssociate Professor
  1. (1) Development of dynamic geodemographics using mobile big data
  2. (2) Realization of micro population census by deep learning using satellite images in developing countries
  3. (3) Dynamic understanding of consumption trends before and after COVID-19 pandemic using mobile big data
  4. (4) Development of a method for estimating the spatial distribution of vacant houses using public data
  5. (5) Ultra-high resolution spatial analysis of urban heat island phenomena (UHI) using thermal infrared images collected by drones

GOSO TakashiAssociate Professor
  1. (1). Public procurement system
  2. (2).Disaster management
  3. (3)Automatic acquisition of productivity and working conditions in construction projects.

SEKIYA HidehikoAssociate Professor
  1. Structural Health Monitoring, Maintenance, Sensing, Steel Structures

KURIHARA NorihikoAssociate Professor
  1. (1) Recycled aggregate
  2. (2) Hard urethane
  3. (3) Resin concrete

NAKAGAWA JunAssociate Professor
  1. Architectural design
  2. Environmental design

OHMURA TetsuyaAssociate Professor
  1. Structre
  2. Seismic test
  3. Seismic analysis

JIAO YuAssociate Professor
  1. 1) Deformation capacity of structural steel and components
  2. 2) Seismic behavior of steel structure after fire

SATO SachieAssociate Professor
  1. Building Material,Cementitious Materials, Concrete, recycle

Lecturer

KATAGIRI YujiLecturer
  1. Architecture
  2. Architectural Theory
  3. Architectural History
  4. Architectural Planning
  5. Architectural Geometry

Assistant Professor

OCHIAI YoAssistant Professor
  1. (1) Splitting: Failure Mode of Timber
  2. (2) Wooden Shear Wall