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We renovated the entrance and cafe space on the second floor of the Tokyo Tatemono Sendai Building with the aim of improving tenant satisfaction. Our company was involved from the planning and basic concept stages, and was responsible for interiors and environmental design, signage and graphic concept design, environmental features, and construction.

Kubota Corporation, whose mission is to solve social issues in the food, water, and environment business areas, has opened an agricultural learning facility in Hokkaido Ballpark where visitors can learn about the charm and potential of "food and agriculture" in a fun and delicious way. Targeting children as its main audience, the facility is based on the concept of a place where everyone can learn and think together for the future, and has constructed an experiential story revolving around three key factors essential to solving the challenges facing food and agriculture. In particular, the "AGRI QUEST course," aimed at elementary school students in the fourth grade and above, allows participants to learn about the fun and diversity of agricultural management by working as part of a team as an agricultural manager, while the "TECH LAB" allows them to experience the importance of agritech by interacting with cutting-edge smart agriculture and plant factories. A café serving menus made with carefully selected ingredients is also attached. Our group provided a wide range of solutions, including not only planning, design, and construction, but also facility operation, café operation, and event decoration.

Bridgestone has opened an innovation hub, "Bridgestone Innovation Park," in Kodaira City, Tokyo. The central innovation center, "B-Innovation," is a facility designed to further promote interaction between people inside and outside the company, connect empathy for Bridgestone to co-creation, and accelerate innovation. Our company was in charge of the planning, design, environmental design, and construction of the "Bridgestone Open Innovation Hub," which serves as the entrance to "B-concept design" and is a place where people can see, touch, and expand their ideas by actually seeing and touching Bridgestone's core technologies and products. In addition, we have worked closely with Bridgestone to implement operational and spatial design based on behavioral science to guide users towards their desired mindset.

This project involved the planning, design, and construction of an employee-only lounge for office tenants within the Shinjuku Center Building. Our company participated in this project from the very beginning, providing business planning, basic concepts, operational support proposals, and concept and naming suggestions. As a testing ground, concept design was conceived with the possibility of repurposing the space in other areas (vacant spaces) in mind.

This new office project is themed around "people and companies creating waves (resonance, vibration) with each other, which grow into a larger wave (influence)." To express Carelitz Technologies' intention to "continue to be an innovative, creative, and continuously growing company," concept design the office by superimposing the image of water spreading and moving like ripples, using the transparency of water and the unexpectedness of it changing into various colors and shapes.

This project involved the basic interiors concept design and FF&E (furniture, furniture, and landscaping) design and construction for Hines, a global real estate company, in their first logistics facility investment project in Japan. We handled the basic concept design of interiors and landscape for the tenant common areas, as well as the selection of FF&E such as furniture, decorative lighting, and landscaping.

At the Kobe factory, which began offering factory tours in 2007, the traditional factory tours were suspended in the fall of 2019 for a renovation of the tour facilities. This renovation transformed the facility into one where children can deepen their understanding of familiar milk and dairy products while having fun, and learn about efforts to ensure food safety and environmentally conscious initiatives toward achieving the SDGs. Although online factory tours were conducted midway through due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person factory tours resumed in March 2024. Our company provided total production services, from the facility concept to spatial concept design, displays design and production, and various content creation.

Based on the concept of "co-creation," the TOTO Technical Center Tokyo, a place that collaborates with business users to create the bathroom spaces of the future, reopened in April 2024 after renovations. The concept for this renovation is "Fine & Flow," expressing "the free, delicate, and beautiful behavior of water and its seamless transitions." The aim was not only to convey the dedication of bathroom professionals and TOTO's reliable quality, but also to create a facility and atmosphere befitting co-creation, and a proposal facility that is appropriate for the digital age. Our company was in charge of the overall design, construction, and system development.

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has established a new concept design presentation hall at its Global concept design Center in Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture, which integrates the real and digital worlds. This hall is equipped with a curved 24K LED screen, a full-color ceiling screen, remote lighting technology, and a 7.1ch sound system, making it possible to accurately reproduce various environments in which customers actually use cars around the world. The aim is to develop products that meet diverse needs in a more timely manner by digitizing concept design process. Our company was in charge of the design, structural calculations, interiors construction, and the full-color ceiling screen. The hall can reproduce changes in light over time, weather, and natural elements in real time with a high degree of realism and immersion, and it is possible to verify and confirm digitally created models in various market environments.

This facility is a PR facility for a fuel cell system* developed by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., which uses a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) as a power generation device. It opened in conjunction with the start of trial operation at the company's Tochigi Plant. *A stationary power generation system that generates electricity efficiently using bioethanol. The master concept design was provided by Nissan Motor's concept design department, with the basic and working drawings handled by the Nomura Arcs design team, and construction handled by our company. The master concept design was adjusted to a level that could construction, and design changes due to changes in the SOFC itself, including surrounding equipment, were flexibly handled during construction. We have embodied the advanced nature of the master concept design.

"SOSiLA" is a new logistics facility brand that connects people and society. Its themes are efficiency, ecology, safety and business continuity planning (BCP), and amenity. The Narashino Akanehama Building 2 was the brand's first renovation project. Our company was responsible for everything from concept development to the design and construction of the approach, vestibule, and elevator hall.

"Sea", one of the co-creation spaces opened by Okamura with the concept of "a place to connect with the waves," is a place where people who gather in Tokyo in various contexts can break free from their bonds, connect with curiosity, and create co-creation. With the relocation and renewal of the Okamura Garden Court showroom, we have been in charge of construction of the design supervision and interiors construction work and have worked with Okamura's creative team.

The Urbannet Midosuji Building is a new 100m-tall building located along Midosuji, Osaka's main street. It is a complex building primarily used for offices, with lively facilities located on the lower floors. Rather than being considered a standalone building, it was conceived as part of "urban development," and by gently connecting the roadside and the indoor space, we were conscious of creating interaction and liveliness in an integrated manner with the town. Furthermore, by providing office space that is suited to new ways of working, we aimed to continue supporting the various activities of a diverse range of people and contribute to the future revitalization of Midosuji and the town.

The Bulldog Sauce Tatebayashi Factory has been reborn as the TATEBAYASHI Creation Center, and a visitor facility showcasing the appeal of the sauce has been opened. The facility was created while carefully listening to the employees' deep passion for their products. In the history area, which tells the story of the long 120-year history, the iconic square bottle is used as the motif for interiors, and the design is optimized for ease of operation, with cartoon-style graphics and content in which the bulldog, which is also the logo, narrates the story. In displays area, which appeals to the commitment to the sauce and the blessings of nature, elements that allow visitors to learn independently have been incorporated, such as small hands-on fixtures and a board game graphic that traces the process from product conception to manufacturing. In the factory tour area, in addition to videos and graphics that convey the manufacturing process, graphics that convey the speed of production and safety and security are also incorporated to strengthen the learning element, and elements that can be used for social studies field trips have been scattered throughout.

For the purpose of promoting Obayashi-gumi's efforts at the 2025 Japan World Expo (Osaka-Kansai Expo), we set up a visitor room in the Expo site office and planned a facility where Obayashi-gumi's stakeholders and guests of the Exposition Association will be attended. The displays structure is centered on a circular theater that evokes the image of the large roof ring of the Expo, and the surrounding area displays an overview of the Expo and explanations and mockups of the pavilion construction by Obayashi Gumi. displays The fixtures are made of wooden single pipes, and the graphics output by the plotter are displayed using clamps, expressing the "sense of the scene" that takes advantage of the background of the field office and the "sense of presence" that the Expo is being created in real time at this place, and the plan is to be updated so that the "now" of the site can be displays. In addition, we displays materials that reuse CLT panels used in the demonstration experiment of the large roof ring, graphics with the motif of drawing frames, and the latest construction photos, aiming for a displays concept design space that will grow with the site until the Expo is held.