Hideki Yamamoto

Hideki Yamamoto completed his master’s degree at the Graduate School of Kyushu University in 1989. Joined Nikken Sekkei in 2000 after working at a general construction company. In charge of planning, urban planning, and project management for large-scale mixed-use development projects that combine architecture and civil engineering, such as Iidamachi I-Garden Air, Midland Square, and Tokyo Skytree. He was transferred to the Nagoya Office in 2010, where he has been involved in the formulation of a large number of upper-level governmental plans and concepts, such as the Nagoya Station Urban Planning Concept, and development initiatives for the private sector, and has frequently taken part in advocacy actions for local economic groups. Appointed the Nikken Sekkei representative in Nagoya from 2018.