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CURRICULUM VITAE Itsuko Hasegawa As of January, 17 □CURRICULUM VITAE Itsuko Hasegawa As of January, 17 □CAREER HISTORY 1964 Graduated from Department of Architecture, Kanto Gakuin Univ. 1964-69 Worked in office of Kiyonori Kikutake 1969-71 Research student in Department of Architecture, Tokyo Institute of Technology 1971-78 Worked as an assistant of Kazuo Shinohara Atelier in Tokyo Institute of Technology 1979 Established Itsuko Hasegawa Atelier 1988-90 Lecturer at Waseda University 1989-92 Lecturer at Tokyo Institute of Technology 1992-93 Visiting Professor at Harvard University Graduate School of Design 1997 Honorary Fellows of RIBA 1999-01 Visiting Professor at Housei University 2001- Visiting Professor at Kantogakuin University 2006 Honorary Fellows of FAIA □PRIZES 1986 The Prize of Architectural Institute of Japan for design 1986 First Prize, Open Competition for Shonandai Cultural Center, Fujisawa 1986 Japan Cultural Design Award 1989 First Prize, Invited Competition for the Urban Scape in Shiogama 1990 Avon Arts Award 1990 First Prize, Invited Competition for Sumida Culture Factory, Tokyo 1991 First Prize, Cultural Award of Residential Architecture in Fukuoka 1992 BCS Prize for Shonandai Cultural Center, Fujisawa 1992 First Prize, Hospital Architecture Award 1993 First Prize, Proposal Competition of Niigata City Cultural Hall and Area Development 1995 First Prize, Invited Competition of Kurahashi-Machi Town Center,Hiroshima 1995 First Prize, Invited Competition of Shiogama-City Town Center, Miyagi 1996 First Prize, Proposal Competition of Ishihara Public Housing Rebuilding Project 1997 First Prize, Invited Competition of Fukuroi-City Town Center, Shizuoka 1998 International Young Generation Award, VII Edition of the International Biennial of Architecture BA/98 2000 Japan Art Academy Award 2000 Gold Honourble Mentions on the12th Belgrade Triennail 2000 Public Building Award on the 7th for Oshima-machi Picture Book Museum, 1 Toyama 2001 the Honorary Degree Award at University College London 2001 First Prize, The plaza International Design Competition, Taipei 2002 First Prize, Competition of Pachinco Hall Design Competition 2004 Public Building Award on the 9th for Niigata Performing Arts center, Niigata. □IMPORTANT WORKS 1979 Tokumaru Childrens' Clinic 1980 House at Kuwahara, Matsuyama 1982 AONO Building 1984 NC House 1984 Bizan Hall 1985 BY House 1986 Sugai Hospital, Matsuyama 1989 Nagoya Design Expo, Interior Pavilion 1990 Shiranui Hospital Stress Care Center 1990 Shonandai Cultural Center, Fujisawa 1990 Cona Village 1991 Kindergarten at Midorigaoka, Atsugi 1991 S.T.M House 1991 Busshoji Elementary School, Himi 1992 Footwork Computer Center 1994 Sumida Culture Factory 1994 Oshima-machi Picture Book Museum 1995 Yamanashi Fruit Garden 1995 The University of Shiga Prefecture, Gymnasium 1995 Himi Seaside Botanical Garden 1996 Kaiho Elementary School, Himi 1997 Miura Art Village, Ehime 1997 Katsuragahama Community Center, Hiroshima 1998 Namekawa Housing, Ibaraki 1998 Imai Houseing(Olympic Village), Nagano 1998 Niigata-City Performing Arts Center 1998 Shiogama Lifelong Learning Center, Miyagi 1999 Kansai International Airport Construction Office 2000 Orange Flat, Miyagi 2000 Kurobe Home for Eldery, Toyama 2000 Sakai Water Purification Plant Office, Tokyo 2001 Fukuroi Workshop Center, Shizuoka 2 2001 Shoudoshima House in Takamatsu 2001 Curlew Riveras Stage fine arts and a clothes design, Nagaoka and at Orford Church in London 2001 YS HOUSE 2002 Numazu Chuou High School in Shizuoka 2002 SN HOUSE 2002 White Trash Charms Japan in Ginza 2002 White Trash Charms Japan in Jiyugaoka 2002 K. I. Office Building 2003 Kameyama Dormitory in Mie 2003 White Trash Charms Japan in Roppongihills 2004 Taisei Junior High and High School in Shizuoka 2004 T House in Mie 2004 Hiroo Apartment House 2005 Ota project, Gunma 2005 Tokumaru Clinic2+ House 2005 House in Shinagawa 2006 Suzu Performing Arts Center 2006 Shizuoka University of Welfare □PUBLICATIONS "The Age of Dwellers", a dialogue with Takamasa Yoshizawa (Shinkenchiku 1979) "The Complete Works of Itsuko Hasegawa" (SD, April 1985) "Architectural Monographs No.31: Itsuko Hasegawa" (Academy Editions 1993) "The Complete Works of Itsuko Hasegawa: 1985-1995" (SD, November 1995) "Itsuko Hasegawa" (Birkhauser Verlag 1997) "The Master Architect SeriesItsuko Hasegawa" (Images Publishing 1997) "New Wave of Waterfront Process City" (Shinkenchiku 1998) "The Equipment of Life" (Sumai no Toshokan Shuppankyoku 1999) "Island Hopping"(NAi -Netherlands Architecture Institute 2000) "Itsuko Hasegawa" (Community Design in China 2002) "Details of Garando and Harappa/ Itsuko Hasegawa" (shoukoku-sha 2003) "Landscape architecture-Salzburg International Summer Academy – Architecture Class 2004 Itsuko Hasegawa" (International Summer Academy in Salzburg 2004 "Design studio of Itsuko Hasegawa 2004 " (Kantougakuin University Publishers 2006) 3 □LECTURES 1984 "Japan Festival" in Rotterdam 1985 "International Architecture Series" in Australia 1986 "Lecture at SCI-ARCH" in Los Angeles 1987 "Lecture at AA School" in London 1987 "Lecture at Bergen Architecture Association" in Helsinki 1987 "Lecture at Oslo Architects Association" in Oslo 1987 "Lecture at Finish Constructional Steel Workers Association" in Copenhagen 1987 "Lecture at Frankfurt School of Architecture" in Frankfurt 1988 RIBA "Design on the Clyde Masterclass" in Glasgow(Lecture, Workshop) 1989 Lecture at M.I.T. of Architecture" in Boston 1990 "INSTITUT FUR KUNSTGE SCHICHTE" in Aachen 1991 Lectures at Columbia Univ., Yale Univ. and New Jersey Technology Institute 1991 RDA Lecture Series at Rice Univ. Univ. of Texas at Austin, Univ. of Illinois, Univ. of North Corolina at Charlotte and Univ. of California at Berkley 1992 "Lecture at Harvard Univ. " in Boston 1992 "The Tenth RIBA International Student Competition, 1992" in London (Lecture, Judge of Competition) 1992 "The Royal Academy of Arts" Symposium in London 1993 "Lecture at London University, The Bartlett School" in London 1993 "Lecture at Mackintosh School of Architecture" in Glasgow 1993 "Ausimont Round Table" Symposium in Philadelphia 1993 "Lecture at Louvre Auditorium" in Paris 1993 "Lecture at ITESM Influence and Role within a Global Civilization" Symposium in Mexico 1993 "Lecture at Hylar Forum" in San Francisco 1994 "Lecture at Cardiff" in Cardiff, United Kingdom 1995 "Lecture at Bordeaux" in Bordeaux, France 1995 "Lecture at Ecole d'Architecture" in Nantes, France 1995 "Lecture at New York Japan Society" in New York 1995 "Lecture at The Bartlett, University College London " in London 1996 "Lecture at The University of Trondheim" in Trondheim, Norway 1996 "Lecture at The Oslo Association of Architects" in Oslo 1996 "Lecture at The University of Trondheim" in Trondheim, Norway 1997 "Lecture at Ecole Speciale d'Architecture" in Paris 1997 "Lecture at Centre Georges Pompidou" in Paris 1997 "Lecture at Ecole d'Architecture de Nancy" in Nancy, France 1997 "Lecture at Technische Universitat Berlin" in Berlin, Germany 1997 "Lecture at Technische Universitat Dresden" in Dresden, Germany 4 1997 "Lecture at the Oslo School of Architecture" in Oslo, Norway 1997 "Lecture at California College of Arts and Crafts" in San Francisco, U.S.A 1997 "Creating Homes at Mile Mansfield Center" in Missoula, U.S.A 1997 "Lecture at University of Washington" in Seattle, U.S.A 1998 "International Conference on Architecture and Cities for the 21st Century, UNESCO" in Valencia, Spain 1998 "VII Edition of the International Biennial of Architecture BA/98" in Buenos Aires 1999 "Workshop of Children at Nai" in Rotterdam 1999 "Lecture at Royal Academy of Arts " in London 2001 "Lecture at Taipei City Hall" in Taipei 2002 "Lecture at COEX" in Seoul 2002 "Lecture at Tubingen, Cottbus and Buhaus University" in Germany 2003 "Lecture at National Cheng University" in Taiwan 2004 "Workshop of Salzburg Summer Academy" in Austria 2004 "Lecture at Berkley University" in U.S.A 2004 "Lecture at Oris" in Croatia 2005 “International Symposium on Contemporary Architecture Details Design and Representing Methods” in china. 2006 "Lecture at Lund University" in Copenhagen 2006 "Lecture of AIA Asia Conference" in Hong Kong 5 □EXHIBITS 1978 "Post Modernism" in London 1982 "Paris Biennale" in Paris 1983 "Japan Design" in Moscow 1984 "Japan Festival" in Rotterdam 1987 Exhibition at Gallery Rom in Oslo 1988 Exhibition at SKALA Gallery, Copenhagen 1988 Exhibition at Moesgards Gallery, Arhus 1988 "Autobiographical Architecture" in Heerlen 1989 Exhibition "Architecture as Second Nature < Hanging Garden >" in Gallery MA, Tokyo 1989 Exhibition in M.I.T Gallery, Boston 1991 Exhibition in Avery Hall Columbia University, New York 1992 Exhibition at Harvard University, Boston 1992 "The RIBA Exhibition" in London 1993 Exhibition at The Bartlett School, London University, London 1993 Exhibition at Ginza Matsuya Department Store, Tokyo 1994 Exhibition "The World of Public Buildings" at Gallery Shun, Kanagawa 1995 Exhibition at Philip Uzzan Galelie, Paris 1995 "Japan Today" Exhibition at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark 1996 "Japan Today" Exhibition at Kunstner Hus, Oslo 1996 "Japan Today" Exhibition at Waino Aaltonen Museum of Art, Finland 1996 "La Biennale di Venezia" in Venice 1997 "Cities on the move" at Vienna, Bordeaux, NY, Luisiana, Humblebeak and London 1997 Exhibition "Itsuko Hasegawa" at Institut Francais d'Architecture, Paris 1997 Exhibition "Itsuko Hasegawa" at Aedes Galeria East, Berlin 1997 Exhibition "Itsuko Hasegawa" at Norsk Form, Oslo 1998 Exhibition "Itsuko Hasegawa" at Nederlands Architectuurinstituut, Rotterdam 1998 "At the End of the Century: One Hundred years of Archtecture" at The Museum of Contemporary Art, MOCA, California 1998 "Point d' ironie" at agnes b free paper 1998 Installation by Itsuko Hasegawa at Museam Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam 1999 "Marienhof Exhibition" at Kassenhalle Im Rathaus, Munchen 2000 Biennale In Venice 2000 Towards Totalscape at Netherlands Architecture Institute in Rotterdam 2001 Exhibition Itsuko Hasegawa "in-progress" at Miurart Village in Japan 2001 Exhibition "FIRST STORY- WOMANBUILDING/ NEW NARRATIVES FOR THE 21st CENTURY" in Porto 2004 "Archi lab" in Mori Art Museum 2006 "PARALLEL NIPPON 1996-2006" in Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography 6 .
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