Tetsuya Sumi
Associate Director
After completing his master’s degree at Nagoya Institute of Technology in 1987, he joined Nikken Sekkei. Based at the Nagoya office, he worked as an architectural designer and construction supervisor.He has worked on a diverse portfolio of approximately 300 projects, including the Nagoya Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Muryoju-do Hall at Zensho-ji Temple, the Toyota Institute Global Learning Center, the Meijo University Tenpaku Campus Redevelopment, Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers, and the Ishikawa Prefectural Central Hospital. He is a First-Class Architect, a First-Class Construction Management Engineer, and a member of the Architectural Institute of Japan.
