We aim to clarify the type of urban development that has been carried out since the Meiji era, targeting cities based on early modern castle towns, and to construct a contextual planning theory that will be connected to future urban development plans.He is conducting research on citizen-centered landscape and townscape formation based on the residential environment.In Tsuchiura, Makabe, Kesennuma, and other areas, we are collaborating with local governments, residents, and others to implement urban development based on the actual situation.
Katsutoshi Nonaka
NONAKA Katsutoshi
Affiliation / Job title:Art/Professor
Areas of study:Environmental Design
Bachelor of Science:PhD (Engineering)
Laboratory:Arts Building B432
Field of Study
Urban/Areas of studyal design, urban planning, urban landscape
Resesarch topics
Research on modern city development in castle towns
Research on living environment design
Research and practice of urban design and urban landscape formation
Main books/papers
“The forefront of local history research: Kishu and Wakayama” (co-author) Seibundo Publishing,2020Years
“Town Development Manual” (co-author), Kajima Publishing,2017Years
“New Edition Illustrated Castle Town Cities” (co-author), Kajima Publishing,2015Years
“Reconsideration of Landscape” (co-author) Kajima Publishing,2013Years
“Lifestyle” (co-author) Gakugei Publishing,2009Years
“Landscape Law and Landscape Urban Development” (co-author) Gakugei Publishing,2005Years
Awards
2013 Kawaguchi City Administrative Achievement Award
2015 Good Design Award
2015 Architectural Institute of Japan Award
2017 Tsukuba City Municipal Administration Award
2018 Japan City Planning Society Award
2018 Japanese Society of Landscape Architects Award
Biography
2010 Professor, Faculty of Art, University of Tsukuba
2003 University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Art, Associate Professor
1997 Lecturer, Faculty of Arts, University of Tsukuba
1995 LTCB Research Consulting
1994 Waseda University Faculty of Science and Engineering Assistant
1987 Long Bank Research Institute
