Ramin Amiryar

Consultant Oct 2023 - Aug 2025

Nagoya

I worked as a Consultant in the Planning Department at 奥村設計株式会社, contributing to the design and assessment of bridges, including structural evaluation, demolition planning, and cost estimation. My role combined technical analysis, project planning, and consultancy support to ensure safe, efficient, and cost-effective bridge development and maintenance projects.

Phd Student and Research Assistant Oct 2022 - Sep 2013

Japan

have actively contributed to research support and collaboration for Master’s students, assisting in data collection, spatial analysis, design evaluation, and academic writing. I have participated in joint research projects, providing guidance on methodology, urban and architectural design analysis, and policy-related studies to help advance graduate-level research outcomes

Urban Specialist Jan 2018 - Sep 2020

Kabul

Between 2018 and 2020, I worked in the Urban Department, actively involved in urban redevelopment and land readjustment projects in Kabul City. My responsibilities included community engagement, technical support in spatial planning, zoning, and land-use planning, as well as developing bylaws, regulations, procedures, and planning manuals to guide sustainable and organized urban development.

Toyohashi University of Technology 2020 - 2023

Field of study: Architecture and Urban Planning
Degree: ph.D

• My research focuses on urban development, housing transformation, and sustainable city planning in post-conflict and rapidly urbanizing contexts. I am particularly interested in how spatial planning, community participation, and governance mechanisms influence the quality of urban life and the resilience of residential neighbourhoods. Using both analytical and participatory approaches, my work seeks to bridge the gap between urban design theory and the realities of cities undergoing social and structural change. I aim to contribute to planning models that promote livable, inclusive, and environmentally healthy urban environments.

Toyohashi University of Technology 2015 - 2017

Field of study: Urban Planning
Degree: Master

During my Master’s studies, I explored urban transformation in Kabul’s residential neighbourhoods, focusing on how informal construction, housing densification, and community facilities impact living conditions. My work combined spatial analysis, architectural design, and policy insights to understand the interaction between urban form, governance, and residents’ quality of life

kabul Polytechnic University 2006 - 2010

Field of study: Architecture
Degree: Bachelor

I specialize in architectural design, with experience in designing residential houses, apartment buildings, hospitals, and mosques. My work emphasizes functional, sustainable, and context-sensitive solutions that meet both aesthetic and practical needs