Michie Sone

Professor at Bunka Fashion College Fashion Business School (bfb)
Specialized Field: Fashion creation
Established bfb 2 years ago as a specialized educational institute for creating new businesses in the fashion trade. As a director of bfb, teaching the students of the level equal to postgraduate. For this occasion, she has proposed the concept with lecturer Mr. Okudaira, and also teaching the students as a bfb representative.
Developed "Wearable Fashion" and organized "Wearable Fashion Contest" in May 2000 the first in Japan.

Tomohito Okudaira

Born in 1946.
Architect; Manager of Construction Designing Dept. of Kajima Design; Lecturer at Bunka Fashion College Fashion Business School (bfb).
- In charge of planning and designing of commercial buildings.
- Proponent of "Time-limited Construction".
- Proposing such technology and system that makes construction easier and more familiar.
Concept of 'Minutes Old City':
Concept to summarize 'Indies' Shop', 'Wearable Fashion', and 'Party Hat' as an example is proposed.

Directing the following project to bfb students:
"Study of Environment Development" class students have proposed an so-called 'indies' shop' in Harajuku as a 'shop by and for themselves'. Each student is going to propose a story of an individual who lives in the city and is engaged in sales activities. Proposed stories are planned to be realized.

Collaborating with an assistant professor Dr. Scott Howe of University of Oregon who has summarized an image of 'Party Hat' as the 'Time-limited Construction'.

A. Scott Howe

Assistant Professor
University of Oregon Department of Architecture

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY(ARCHITECTURE), University of Michigan School of Architecture+Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Major in design methods, minor in engineering design techniques.(1998)

MASTER OF SCIENCE, University of Michigan School of Architecture+Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, Michigan.(1997)

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE, University of Utah Graduate School of Architecture, Salt Lake City, Utah, including one year of research at Kanagawa University, Yokohama, Japan. (1989)

BACHELOR OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES degree(with emphasis on East Asian Studies), University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, Minor in Japanese language. (1987)

Kajima Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Duties:Conceptual design.
Building Types:highrise office, recreational, research, assembly, large building complexes, residential. Formerly in Intelligent Systems Department's Visual Media Section, currently in Building Construction Management Systems team. (1988-1998)

Wolff/Lang/Christopher, Architects, Rancho Cucamonga, California, Title:Project Manager, Designer. (1978-1984)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
(visiting), University of Oregon Department of Architecture, Eugene, Oregon. (1998-present)

INSTRUCTOR
University of Michigan School of Art, Ann Arbor. (1996-1997)

BUILDING SYSTEMS RESEARCH:computer/building integration, robotics, automated construction, remote facility management. (1992-present)

Yuichi Shimokawa
Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, Lecturer, Dr.Eng.
E-mail:shimo@neptune.kanazawa-it.ac.jp
1971 Born in Japan
1989-93 Kumamoto Univ. (Major: Architecture)
1993-98 Graduate School of Kumamoto Univ. (Major: Architecture)
1998-the present Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Lecturer
Papers:
Replacement and Transformation as a Key to Schematic Design System, CAADRIA'98, pp.365-374, 1998
Schematic Design System for Flexible and Multi-Aspect Design Thinking, ACADIA'99, pp.238-251,1999

Hiroyuki Kashiwagi
Born in Aichi-pref. in 1965. Completed Doctor's course in Architectural Engineering at Waseda University in 1994. After working as an assistant at Advanced Research Institute for Science and Engineering of Waseda University, and as a special researcher at Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, have been a lecturer at Musashino Women's University, School of Life Creation Designing (Junior College Department) since April 2000.
Specialized Field: Ancient Egyptian architectural history