Makoto Kouyama

In 1991, he completed his master’s degree at the Osaka University and joined Nikken Sekkei.I worked on architectural mechanical and electrical systems design at the Osaka office. I focused on creating buildings that prioritize environmental sustainability and energy efficiency, including the Kakogawa Wellness Park (2000), the Shimane Marine Park “Aquas” (2002), the Kyoto Ecology Center (2005), the Osaka Gas Northern Office Renovation (2015), Grand Front Osaka (2016), and Akagane Museum (2018), among others, with a focus on creating buildings that prioritize environmental sustainability and energy efficiency. After transferring to the Construction Supervision Group, he has strived to apply his experience in mechanical and electrical design to construction supervision from a neutral perspective, supporting the creation of better buildings.
First-Class Architect, Professional Engineer (Sanitary Engineering), First-Class Architect for Mechanical and Electrical Systems Design, and Technical Fellow of the Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan.