Japanese technology and experience

J-CODE supports the Sustainable Development Goals

J-CODE strives to realize the needs of sustainable urban development
with local partners around the world.

Vietnam

Waterfront city

Vietnam

Binh Duong New City

Vietnam

Saigon Centre

Thailand

Hotel Nikko Amata City Chonburi

Thailand

Hyde Heritage Thonglor

Philippines

Bonifacio Global City

Indonesia

Development of the Simatupang area

Indonesia

Senayan Square

England

Bracken House

United States

Towne Lake

J-CODE has developed extensive technologies and experience in each phase of urban development, from conception to project implementation and management, focusing on the long-term perspective.

Phases of urban development
Planning
and
design
  • Formulation of master plans, including land use and infrastructure planning, based on the future vision set while considering the economic environment, natural conditions and other issues related to the region.
  • Proposing long-term plans that offer high-added value, and are environmentally-friendly.
Implementation
programs
  • Proposals for efficient step-by-step development programs considering the intentions of governments, landowners, and private companies involved in the region.
  • Proposals based on extensive experience with public transit-focused and large-scale phased-in land development.
Real estate
development
  • Development of high-quality housing, offices, commercial facilities and hotels to match the needs of local communities utilizing Japanese planning techniques and technologies.
  • Proposals considerate of the surrounding environment, coexistence with nature, and specific urban design perspectives.
Construction
and
technology
  • Introduction of energy-efficient and smart technologies backed by proven experiencem which are long lasting, environment friendly and disaster resilient, yet maintain a focus on efficient life-cycle costs efficient life-cycle costs.
  • Rigorous management of construction periods and costs.
Maintenance
and
management
  • Maintain and grow asset value through daily management, regular inspections and repair, as well as improvement and renewal of the buildings, based on structured management and operational plans.
  • Provision of comfortable living conditions through fine-tuned management systems with a focus on hospitality.
Community
management
  • Area management methodology with a view to improving the entire region. Collaboration between government, project implementers, and residents has proven to be an effective approach in Japan.
  • Proposal of town planning to create safe, secure, and livable cities, considering diverse needs.

Issue

Urban populations continue to grow worldwide.

It is crucial to respond accurately to demands for urban development in each country.
The experience of Japan, which has addressed issues caused by rapid urbanization impacting cities, may be useful in cities all around the world.

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Achievement

J-CODE members have a track record of solving urban issues in Japan.

Urban problems

Solutions

Reconstruction period

1950～
  • Urban areas devastated by the war, unregulated occupancy of lands
  • Postwar lack of housing
  • Land readjustment for war-damage reconstruction
  • Massive supply of housing and residential land

Super-growth period

1960～
  • Flow of population into large urban areas
  • Shortage of infrastructure due to rapid urbanization
  • Traffic congestion due to increasing numbers of vehicles on roads
  • Environmental pollution of air and water
  • Visible flood problems in urban areas
  • Priority put on public transportation in city planning, development of areas along railway lines
  • Streamlining, mass production, and mass production, and precast concrete in construction
  • Infrastructure improvement and development of a legislative system for realizing urban policy
  • Implementation of flood control measures

Stable growth period

1980～
  • Increasing demand for good quality
  • housing due to higher standards of living
  • Energy saving after the oil shock
  • Emergence of large swathes of underutilized land due to changes in the industrial structure
  • Boosting awareness of environmental issues
  • Occurrence of disasters
  • Improving housing standards
  • Utilization of brownfield land
  • Development of recycling measures for resources
  • Urban planning considering water and greenery environments
  • Disaster prevention measures

Post supoer-growth period

2000～
  • Increasing demand for the reduction of environmental impact
  • Aging society with a declining birthrate and decreasing population
  • Decline of city-center vitality
  • Deteriorating housing stock
  • Urban planning combining compact cities and networks
  • Redevelopment, renewal, and revitalization of existing housing stock
  • Consideration for elderly households and with young children households
  • Steps to promote barrier-free design

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