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－　　－14Yasuko KAMEIAssociate Professor, Department of Architecture and Architectural EngineeringYasuko Kamei completed her master＇s degree in Architecture and Architectural Engineering at the College of Industrial Technology, Nihon University in 2002 and acquired an engineering doctorate at the same university with her research on “The Architectural Planning of Alteration Work and Planting for Housing Units in Suburban Housing Developments” in 2008. She spent half a year at Heritage & Design, the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, TU Delft as a guest associate professor from September 2019 to April 2020. In 2021, she organized the online DOCOMOMO school (oDOMOs) 2020+1 Tokyo as the Chair of the DOCOMOMO International Student Workshop 2020+1. Dr. Kamei has been a member of the DOCOMOMO Japan Advisory Board since 2019 and the Chair of the Education on Modern Architecture Outreach Working Group of the Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ) Research Committee on Architectural since 2019. Research Achievements1)Differences in the Image of Dutch Dwellings between its Own Citizens and those of Other Countries, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Tokai, 2021. Sep., pp49-502)Sensory difference to Japanese-style space by an architect student related to the amount of the experience of Japanese-style living, Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Tohoku, 2018. Sep., pp1089-10903)The Modernization of Tatami (畳) and Shoji (障子), The 4th mASEANa Conference Jakarta, 2018. Jan. 18, pp44-474)The Living Room Lighting Plan for Mayumi Miyawaki＇s “Matsukawa Box#1” House, 2013 DOCOMOMO International Conference, Expansion & Conflict, 2013/06/10, pp133-1405)Transformations of a Suburban Estate Designed by Gregory Ain -Preservation of the Mar Vista Tract After 60 years, The Challenge of Change 10th International Docomomo Conference 2008, 2008. Sep.18, pp75-80Fig.01 oDOMOs Student WS PosterFig.03 Actions imagined from a Japanese-style roomFig.02 Housing Research in Delft