Faculty Members

LANGUAGE ≫ Japanese
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Professor
KITA Ayako

Dr. Eng., University of Osaka, Japan, 1999

  • Gender: Female
  • Affiliation: School of Systems Engineering
Areas of specialization Architectural Planning,Urban Planning
Laboratory/research office Architectural Planning Laboratory
Our laboratory is committed to framing solutions to diverse social issues in Japan, where the birthrate is rapidly declining and the population is aging, from the viewpoints of architecture and the local environment. Specifically, we conduct a wide variety of research ranging from the planning of housing and public facilities to the assessment of local environments. We are also involved in the development of local communities that are comfortable for all members, including foreign and female workers.
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Courses

* Courses provided in English are shown with (E) mark

Undergraduate school
  • Community Planning
  • Community-based Development Planning
  • Architectural Planning
Graduate school

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Research activities

Research papers
  1. Authors: TSUJII Maiko KITA Ayako
    Title: The Deepening Process of Verification Ability for Architectural Drawings : Learning Period, Grades of Subjects, the BIG FIVE
    Journal: 3th Asian Forum on Graphic Science
    Year: 2021
  2. Authors: KITA Ayako
    Title: A Study on Furnishing of Seats and Work Efficiency
    Journal: Environmental Design Research Association’s 50th Annual Conference
    Year: 2019
  3. Authors: KITA Ayako
    Title: Usage Proposals for Local Parks from the Perspective of User's Characteristics and　Surrounding Environments
    Journal: 25th International Association of People Environment Studies
    Year: 2018

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Social activities

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