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Kazuhisa Tsunekawa, Professor
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Professor Tsunekawa's lab belongs to the Design and Planning field of the Architecture Program at Nagoya University. Professor Tsunekawa's teaching and research cover architectural planning, environmental design research, campus planning, and facility management. Assistant Professor Koji Saito's teaching and research cover architectural planning, facility management, local government management (financial analysis, organizational structure), and facility layout planning.

Yoshihiro Hotta, Associate Professor
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Design and Planning is a field within architecture at Nagoya University, and Associate Professor Hotta belongs to it. Associate Professor Hotta's teaching and research are listed as architectural design and architectural design aesthetics. The content is described as the analysis of architecture and urban design in the modern and contemporary periods.

Satoru Iizuka, Professor
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The lab of Environmental and Building Services Engineering (Iizuka) studies the environment inside buildings, outside buildings, and in cities. In the department's faculty introductions, the thermal environment, air environment, wind environment, indoor environment, outdoor environment, and urban environment are listed as Professor Iizuka's research topics. Urban conflagration, building fires, and computational fluid dynamics are also listed as Professor Iizuka's research topics. Assistant Professor Yamasaki's research topics include urban environmental engineering, climate change countermeasures, urban planning and community development, and environmental impact assessment.

Teruyuki Saito, Professor
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The lab of Professor Teruyuki Saito in environmental engineering and building services engineering studies environmental psychology and physiology, thermal environment evaluation, air conditioning and ventilation evaluation, and energy-saving measures. The professor is a faculty member of the Architecture Division and Architecture Program at Nagoya University, and is introduced on the department's "Faculty and Research" page.

Makiko Ukai, Associate Professor
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The lab of Makiko Ukai in environmental engineering and building services engineering, part of the Architecture Program, studies humidity control using desiccant air conditioners. Advanced use of renewable energy and life-cycle energy management of building services are also listed among its research topics. This introduction covers only what is described on the faculty introduction page of the Architecture Division.

Fuminobu Ozaki, Professor
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The lab of Professor Fuminobu Ozaki studies how steel-framed buildings fail in a fire, with the aim of developing fire-resistant design techniques. Its research keywords are structural fire resistance, structural engineering, steel structures, fire engineering, and reliability engineering. The lab conducts experiments in which steel materials and connections are heated and loaded, as well as numerical analysis. Whether a building can be quickly restored and reused after a fire is also a subject of its research.

Nobuhiro Toya, Professor
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Prof. Toya's lab studies early modern temple and shrine architecture, castle towns, and court noble quarters. The Toyotomi regime, Kyoto, and court noble society are also listed as keywords for its education and research. The lab also surveys historic buildings.

Yilang Xiang, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Xiang studies the history of modern architecture and modern housing, as well as urban history and the formation of cities. The main subject is the relationship between modernization under colonial rule and architecture and cities in East Asia in the first half of the 20th century. Focusing on Dalian in northeastern China, the lab investigates suburban residential areas, housing reform, mixed-use buildings that include apartments, and the activities of architects. The lab also conducts field surveys in former suburban residential areas of Dalian.

Toshiaki Kimura, Professor
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Kimura Lab studies structural design methods that use mechanics, optimization, and digital technology to realize resource-efficient, safe buildings. The lab works on methods for generating the forms of long-span structures and on analyzing their structural performance. Its research themes also include developing structural members and systems using structural optimization and digital technology, and reverse engineering of modern architecture. The lab welcomes motivated students who are interested in structures, construction methods, and information processing technology.
鈴木 敦詞
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