SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

Green spaces formed in the harsh natural environment of waterfront areas are not optimal growing environments, as environmental pressure mainly from sea breezes and planting bases from soil cause insu [...]

Towards Walkable city: Integrating Mobile Big Data and Built Environment Factors for a Multi-Dimensional Walkability Assessment in Japanese Cities

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

This study aims to integrate built environment factors and mobile phone big data to conduct a multi-dimensional walkability assessment in Tokyo’s 23 wards. Over the past few decades, walkability [...]

1、研究背景と目的/Research Background and Purpose The relationship between the multi-scale built environment, behavior, and public health is inherently complex and works through multiple mediating and moderat [...]

Study on Landscape Features and Utilization Method Based on the Japanese Modern-Contemporary Landscape Painting

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

Since landscape law enacted in 2004, local governments has been began to formulate their own landscape planning for the preservation and regeneration of the “good scenery” mentioned in the landscape [...]

Our research focuses on the mechanical properties of structural metal materials. In structural metal materials, strength and ductility are important, but appropriate durability is also required depend [...]

Due to global climate change, there has been a rapid increase in the number of torrential rainfall events (“100-year rainfall” – equivalent to 200mm-rainfall/day in Japan) over that [...]

The certification based on the Comprehensive Design System for Estates, which is applied to sites of housing complexes, may cause problems in proceeding with projects involving site reduction or reorg [...]

A Study on the Motives of Creative Talents to Open a Business in an Area with a Concentration of “Distinctive” Small Businesses ～A Study of Ropponmatsu Area in Fukuoka City

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

Focusing on the “characteristics of urban space” and “historical process of district formation” in areas where distinctive businesses (Small Businesses that appeal to customers [...]

Influence of Soil Height and Soil Type on the Growth of Trees in Waterfront Areas - A Case Study of Green Space in Hakata and Kitakyushu Ports -

Towards Walkable city: Integrating Mobile Big Data and Built Environment Factors for a Multi-Dimensional Walkability Assessment in Japanese Cities

The impact mechanism of multi-scale urban built environment on health and well-being of residents

Study on Landscape Features and Utilization Method Based on the Japanese Modern-Contemporary Landscape Painting

Strain rate dependence of room temperature deformation in hexagonal titanium

Development of Real-Time Flood Emulator by Combining Numerical Simulation and Machine Learning

Study on the handling of certification based on Comprehensive Design System for Estates in renewal projects for housing complexes

A Study on the Motives of Creative Talents to Open a Business in an Area with a Concentration of “Distinctive” Small Businesses ～A Study of Ropponmatsu Area in Fukuoka City

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program