So Suzuki

Joined Nikken Sekkei in 2007 after working at a facility design office. His major was machinery and facility design. He manages facility designs for a range of buildings including high-rise offices, high-rise residential complexes, large-scale government buildings, computer centers and others. In recent years he has managed projects including Jinbocho Terrace Square, the Fukuoka High, Regional, Summary and Family Court Building, the Sapporo Sosei Sanku 1.1.1 Type 1 Urban Area Redevelopment Project, and conservation planning for the Tokyo Sumitomo Twin Building. He works hard to provide designs that meet the needs of clients. At present he is affiliated with the LCD Design Department, which was newly established in 2016. In addition to thinking about building life cycle design, he also hopes to work on the popularization of greening systems that make use of sweet potatoes. He is a first-class registered architect, a first-class registered architect for facility design, a building mechanical and electrical engineer, a CASBEE building assessor, and a CASBEE real estate assessor.