Atsushi Hasegawa is president of Concent and a professor at Musashino Art University in Tokyo. His work spans information architecture, service design, and design research, with a particular focus on how design can shape meaning and social understanding. He explores Information Architecture not only as a problem-solving practice but as a discursive form of design that generates dialogue and reframes issues. His recent projects include the MyType initiative, which investigates personalized readability for children with dyslexia through collaborative design, and other practice-based research that examines how artifacts can function as boundary objects in value co-creation. He is interested in connecting design practice with theories such as Research through Design, Actor–Network Theory, and Service-Dominant Logic.