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Hitoshi Abe is a professor in the Department of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of California, Los Angeles. With a rich educational background, he holds an Engineering Doctorate from Tohoku University and multiple Masters degrees in Architecture and Engineering from both Tohoku University and the Southern California Institute of Architecture. His research interests lie in innovative architectural designs and urban developments, focusing on combining cultural influences with modern technology. Over the years, he has received numerous awards for his contributions to architecture, including the Architectural Institute of Japan Selection Award, the SIA-Getz Prize for Emergent Architecture, and several prizes for competition proposals. His work is characterized by a contemporary approach that engages with community and environment, reflected in projects such as the Miyagi Stadium and the Kanno Museum. Abe’s commitment to integrating sustainability into his architectural practice is evident in his projects which aim to enhance urban landscapes while addressing the functional needs of contemporary society. He continues to inspire students and professionals alike through his teaching and practical contributions to the field of architecture.
Department of Economics admits primarily for the PhD program.