Yuki Kurokawa

In 2002, he completed his master’s degree at Kobe University and joined Nikken Sekkei. His specialty is architectural design.
In addition to numerous medical and welfare facilities—such as large-scale core hospitals, high-functionality university hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, health screening centers, and developmental support centers—I have also been responsible for a wide range of projects, including schools, broadcasting stations, and offices. These projects span both cold regions within Japan and overseas locations.While ensuring that functional requirements are met, I strive to create “places that enrich people’s lives, foster a sense of familiarity, and are truly unique to their location” in regions with diverse climates and cultures.
Received the Medical and Welfare Architecture Award for the Tokyo Metropolitan Tama General Medical Center and Pediatric Medical Center. Has also received the Energy Conservation Grand Prize and the Sustainable Architecture Award, among others. Licensed Architect (First Class), APEC Architect, CASBEE Evaluation Committee Member, and Member of the Architectural Institute of Japan.