ISHIWATA Yushi

Teaching Staff (Landscape Design)

Title	Assistant Professor
Research Fields	History of City / History of Architecture
Education	2018 Ph.D. (Engineering), Hosei University 2011 Doctoral Course, (Engineering and Design, – completed      without degree), Graduate school, Hosei University 2004 Masters, (Engineering and Design), Graduate School,     Hosei University  2002 Graduated, (Engineering and Design), Hosei University
Selected Professional Experience	2022-Present Assistant Professor, Akita University of Art 2018-2022 Building Research Institute 2012-2017     Educating Engineer, Hosei University
Recent Activities	<Single author book>      2022 Hino yosuiro o jiku to shita noson, shukuba kara tesudo chuushin no bed town e [From agricultural village and inn-towns centering on the irrigation channel to bed towns centering on the railway], edited by Hidenobu Jinnai and Atsushi Miura, “Chuo-sen ga nakattra miete kuru Tokyo no koso” [Old layers in Tokyo that we could see if it were not for Chuo line], pp.177-205, Chikumashobo 2015 Kowan-toshi Yokohama no keisei to genzai – Hatoba/sanbashi/futo o chushin ni, [City formation and the present of a harbor city, Yokohama, centering  on wharfs/piers/quays], edited by H Jinnai and Atsushi Miura, “SuitogakuⅣ: Tokushu-Suitogaku no hoho o sagutte” [Water UrbanologyⅣ: Special feature-Seeking the water urbanological methodology], pp.241-256, Hosei University Press 2013 Tokyo wan, [Tokyo Bay], edited by Hidenobu Jinnai and the Jinnai laboratory of Hosei University, “Misu no toshi edo, Tokyo” [Water Capital, “edo”, Tokyo], pp.146-157, KODNASHA           <Selected articles>      2019 Kowan toshi ni okeru fukei no keisho: Yokohama no inner harbor chiku  [The landscape inheritance in harbor cities: Inner harbor district in Yokohama], The Journal of Architecture and Building Science, pp.37, Architectural Institute of Japan 2018 Kowan toshi Yokohama no kukankeiseishi ni kansuru kenkyu [A Study on the History of Spatial Formation in Yokohama] (Thesis for doctoral degree, Hosei University) 2016 Kantodaishinsai zengo no yokohamako ni okeru kowanshisetu no kukankousei ni kansuru kenkyuu: Tetsusanbashi to shinkofuto no uwaya to soko o taisho to shite [A spatial composition study of the bay facility at Yokohama Port before and after the Great Kanto Earthquake: Targeting Sheds of metal pier and new port’s quay]. Planned Research Papers of Architectural Institute of Japan Vol 81, No.729, pp.2561-2571           <Selected Presentations>      2018 Kowantoshi Yokohama no kukan keiseishi [ Spatial Formation History of a harbor city, Yokohama’], 85th Academic Conference, Architectural Institute of Japan 2013 Kindai ni okeru Yokohama to Kanagawa no henyo – umi to riku o tsunagu kowan toshi no shiten kara [The transformation of Yokohama and Kanagawa in the modern period – from a view of harbor cities connecting the sea to the land-], The Symposium,” “toshi to hyosho” [Cities and Symbols]: Series michi o kaishita koryu to toshi: kyokai o koeta doka to ika [Series-Exchanges and cities through roads-: Assimilation and dissimilation beyond the boundary], Architectural Institute of Japan          <Others>      2019 Lecturer, Toshi o tsukamu / Urban/Reportage/Workshop [Catch the city / Urban/Reportage/Workshop], Faculty / Graduate School of Urban Innovation, Yokohama National University 2013 Lecturer, Shizen to rekishi o ikashita chiiki zukuri: Hinoshi deno shimin/gyosei/daigaku kyodo no jissen kara [Community building based on its nature and history – from a view of co-operation between citizens, the government and universities], Setagaya City University
Courses Taught	Contemporary Art Theory 1,2(Landscape Design) Contemporary Art Seminar (Landscape Design) Landscape Design Seminar 1 (Introduction) Landscape Design Seminar 2 (Project Planning and Development) Landscape Design Seminar 3 (Implementation) History of Modern Architecture History of Japanese Architecture 1, 2 History of Japanese Architecture Seminar Art and Architecture of the Tohoku Region Graduation Project (Landscape Design)

 

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