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The City,
as a Stage for Creation.

Talent and will aren't enough on their own — without the right environment, people can't take the leap. URBANIX finds the unused potential within a city through urban-planning research and data analysis, then carries it all the way through to real, built space.

01 Purpose
Move the environment,
open up people's futures.

What we work on is not "changing people," but changing "the environment that lets people take a step forward."

Even with the will to do something, it's hard to take that first step without people around you who share your energy. Even after taking on a challenge, it becomes exhausting to keep going without an atmosphere that affirms it. A "place" naturally reshapes a person's posture, their words, and the paths they choose.

We dissolve the boundaries between city, data, systems, and space, designing at the scale of an entire town an environment in which people's options naturally expand.

02 Team

A team of ten,
hardware and software in equal parts.

Specialists in architecture and urban development sit alongside technology experts — some with backgrounds at global IT companies — in roughly equal numbers across the team. That balance is what lets us carry a project from planning through to implementation entirely in-house.

Architecture & Urban Development
SPECIALIST
1:1
Technology
EXPERT
Under a joint research partnership with Kyushu University's Urban Design Laboratory (FY2025), we apply research findings directly to our work.
CEO
Tomokazu Iwabuchi
Read · Design · Grow
Business Development, Public–Private Partnerships & DX
Kodai Uemura
Connect · Grow
Urban Analytics
Torayasu Tō
Read · Connect
AI Camera Development
Yusei Moriwaki
Read (Device Development)
Planning & Space Design
Tenma Minami
Design · Connect
Architecture & Interior Design
Shiori Nishida
Design
Architecture & Interior Design
Reo Yasaka
Design
Architecture & Interior Design
Kazuya Yoshida
Design
Engineering
Isshin Nakao
Connect (Backend)
Engineering
Toshiki Mori
Connect (Frontend)
Tomokazu Iwabuchi, CEO
REPRESENTATIVE
Tomokazu Iwabuchi
CEO / PhD Candidate in Urban Design, Kyushu University Graduate School

With a background in urban-planning research, he works across analysis, strategic design, spatial design, and product development. He also lectures at university, advises local governments, and serves as Representative Director of Regenerative Q (a general incorporated association).

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03 Business Model

Read the area. Change the point.

We capture an entire area through data, then physically transform the one specific space that data reveals. Repeating this cycle builds change in the city that people can actually feel.

AREA — VISION MAKING

Putting City Data to Work

We layer data on foot traffic, storefronts, and real estate to make an area's potential visible. Working at the scale of the whole area, we point toward where value can be created, building a shared data foundation that makes people want to take the leap and try something new.

POINT — STORY MAKING

Activating Real Estate

For underused real estate and vacant spaces, we handle everything from design through to management and operation. We give each individual place its own story and purpose, building up change in the city that people can actually feel.

04 Clients & Partners

We sit at the same table
as specialists who shape cities.

Nikken SekkeiNikken Sekkei Research InstituteJR West Real Estate Development KBC DevelopmentKodai Co., Ltd.muui Design OfficeKUUDLogianWaveCore Kitakyushu CityKamo City, NiigataMunakata Tourism Association (a general incorporated association)Fukuoka Directive Council (FDC) The University of KitakyushuKyushu University Urban Design Laboratory Connected Places CatapultBLOXHUBInstitute for Information Industry (Taiwan)
05 Awards

Awards

06 Talks & Media

Talks & Media

And many more
07 History

Our Journey So Far

08 Company Profile

Urbanix Co., Ltd.

CONTACT

Even at the concept stage,
feel free to reach out.

The inquiries we hear most often start from "I'm not even sure what to ask for." That's fine — before there's a budget, before there's a plan. Let's start by talking about your area.