Integrated Environmental Design Program (IEDP)

This action-oriented educational program aims to learn how to design regions and cities based on the concept of environmental studies. Regions or cities, where people are living, can be interpreted as an integrated environment of nature, buildings and social spaces. Professors of various genres -- ranging from architecture to landscape design, to urban or rural planning to structural engineering -- run their own design studios. In addition, this program incorporates common lecture series. This program is an attempt to build a sustainable regional society by re-integrating segregated specific design fields.

- Kaoru SAITO
- Tomochika TOKUNAGA
- Atsushi DEGUCHI
- Eiji YAMAJI
- Jun SATO

- Norimasa TAKAYAMA, Kaoru SAITO, Akio FUJIWARA (2016): Influence of Long-term Forest Therapy in for the Restorativeness of Mind and Body including a Camping Experience, Papers on environmental information science, Vol.30 55-60
- Jun SATO (2015): Architectural Structural Design Studio - NEBUTA Structure, Shinkenchiku, 2015 Mar.
- Jun SATO (2015): Nebuta Tectonics, GA JAPAN No.135 2015 Jul.170-173
- Jun SATO (2017): Welded Wire Mesh Structure, GA JAPAN No.145 2017 Mar. 162-164
- Tomohiko AMEMIYA, Akiko OKABE (2017): Report on the Practical Architectural Design Practice Composed of “Short Term Workshop” and “Long-stay Architectural Practice”-A Case Study in an informal Settlement in Jakarta-, AIJ journal of technology and design.
- Akiko OKABE (2017): The Right to the City: “Leaving No One Behind“ on the SDGs Message, SEKAI 2017 Sep. 161-172
- Eiji YAMAJI (2016): Thinking of Local Autonomy from Urban Agriculture, KOU(Report of Yamazaki Institute of Agriculture), No.137, 1-2
- Eiji YAMAJI, Ernan RUSTIADI, YonHoon SON (2017): Land use planning in RURBAN Areas in Indonesia, Korea and Japan, Journal of Rural Planning Association, 36(2),189-192