Yuya Fukada (深田裕也) is a Japanese architect devoted to the field of international cooperation, especially interested in supporting child development through better spaces and structures. So far, he has been involved in several school construction projects, mostly in west African countries as an architectural consultant for both Japanese and local governments. He also has extensive experience working with NGOs and is currently launching his own construction project in Nepal.
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In this series, students document their experiences during the internships in 2012. Scattered across the globe, they are reporting from places like Haiti, South America, Africa, Mongolia and Japan. ———————————— Yuya Fukada reports on his internship with UNICEF in Rwanda. Six weeks have already passed since we started our internship with UNICEF Rwanda. So far, [...]
This is the second student blog entry of the master’s field trip to Brazil to continue work on the Petropolis Sports-for-Change project in Brazil, in collaboration with Architecture for Humanity. ———————————— Rio de Janeiro: Sunny, hot and humid. Looks like all of us are getting used to the heat and ready to set about the [...]
