Kodai Yoshizawa

After graduating from the Graduate School of Creative Science and Engineering at Waseda University, he took a year off to complete his MSc in Town Planning at the University of Brighton. In 2018, he joined Nikken Sekkei Civil Inc. and has been involved in the planning and design of public spaces such as rivers, parks, roads and station square areas, including the detailed design for the renovation of Shirahama Park in Toyota City, the basic design for the development of Toyota City Central Park, and the detailed design for the development of the signage around the Setagaya Equestrian Park. After joining Nikken Sekkei, he was assigned to the Public Space Design Group in 2020. He was involved in a series of projects to reorganize Yokkaichi City's Chuo Street over a number of years, and was involved in a consistent range of work from planning and design to on-site management. He is committed to creating spaces issues faced in public spaces, such as fairness, maintenance management, administrative decision-making and the voices of citizens.