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Graduate School of Horticulture, Chiba University / Design Research Institute

Ryosuke SHIMODA

Associate Professor・　Urban ecology: Cities should serve as habitat not only for humans, but also for living creatures, including animals and plants. Exploring how we can design and create spaces that symbolize such ecology.
・　Landscape Cemetery Project: A plan for a new mourning landscape that combines reforestation and regional regeneration planning methods to address the social issue of insufficient cemeteries.

Recent Topics of Interest: The Wildness of the City as a Cultural Landscape
Motto in Research or in Life: Live with flexibility just like the flowing water, while keeping your destination in sight.
Hobby / Holiday: Creating a Sustainable Garden