Junko Kobayashi
Tokyo / Japan
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Head of First-class architect office GONDOLA
President of Japan Toilet Association (JTA)
Graduated from Japan Women's University School of Home Economics Department of Residence in 1967. Worked at Tanaka, Nishino Design Office and established First-class architect office GONDOLA in 1989. Began working in the design of public toilet projects after having participated in the design of a 500 million-yen public toilet project “Charm Station” in 1989 at Sakaide, Shikoku. Received an engineering doctorate from Toyo University in 2014 based on the research: “Evaluation and implementation measures of public restroom improvement efforts.”
Notable works include over 250 public toilet projects including Daimaru Tokyo, Shonan Station Building, Narita International Airport Terminal 2, Odakyu Electric Railway Shinjuku Station West Gate, Keihan Electric Railway Yodoyabashi Station toilet, Paid Public Toilet in Akihabara Chiyoda City, school toilets, and other public toilets.
President of Japan Toilet Association (JTA)
Graduated from Japan Women's University School of Home Economics Department of Residence in 1967. Worked at Tanaka, Nishino Design Office and established First-class architect office GONDOLA in 1989. Began working in the design of public toilet projects after having participated in the design of a 500 million-yen public toilet project “Charm Station” in 1989 at Sakaide, Shikoku. Received an engineering doctorate from Toyo University in 2014 based on the research: “Evaluation and implementation measures of public restroom improvement efforts.”
Notable works include over 250 public toilet projects including Daimaru Tokyo, Shonan Station Building, Narita International Airport Terminal 2, Odakyu Electric Railway Shinjuku Station West Gate, Keihan Electric Railway Yodoyabashi Station toilet, Paid Public Toilet in Akihabara Chiyoda City, school toilets, and other public toilets.
Head of First-class architect office GONDOLA President of Japan Toilet Association (JTA) Graduated from Japan Women's University School of Home Economics Department of Residence in 1967. Worked at Tanaka, Nishino Design Office and established First-class architect office GONDOLA in 1989. Began working in the design of public toilet projects after having participated in the design of a 500 million-yen public toilet project “Charm Station” in 1989 at Sakaide, Shikoku. Received an engineering doctorate from Toyo University in 2014 based on the research: “Evaluation and implementation measures of public restroom improvement efforts.” Notable works include over 250 public toilet projects including Daimaru Tokyo, Shonan Station Building, Narita International Airport Terminal 2, Odakyu Electric Railway Shinjuku Station West Gate, Keihan Electric Railway Yodoyabashi Station toilet, Paid Public Toilet in Akihabara Chiyoda City, school toilets, and other public toilets.