Akinori Kuramoto

Landscape architect. After completing graduate studies at Chiba University and the University of Edinburgh, he joined Nikken Sekkei in 2016 following a stint at E-DESIGN. Since then, he has been involved in numerous projects both in Japan and abroad to create public spaces that integrate architecture with the surrounding environment.In recent years, through park renovations, university campus reorganizations, and mixed-use redevelopment projects, he has been engaged in landscape design practices that bring out the unique characteristics inherent in each site and reconnect the past with the future, as well as people with nature.Major projects include the “Museum Tower Kyobashi” (2019), the “Amakusa City” mixed-use complex “Kokorasu” (2020), the Shibaura Institute of Technology Toyosu Campus Administration Building (2022), Josai University Sakado Campus Building No. 23 (2023), and the Central Plaza and Corridor (2025).