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TBS様は「あらゆる世界を揺さぶる、エンタテインメントの街へ。Shake the World. AKASAKA」というエリアコンセプトを掲げ、2028年に「赤坂二丁目・六丁目地区再開発計画」および既存エリア（TBS放送センター、赤坂サカス、TBS赤坂BLITZスタジオ、TBS赤坂ACTシアター、赤坂Bizタワー）の稼働、竣工を目指しています。その第3弾として、これまでライブスペースとしてさまざまなコンテンツを届けてきた「赤坂BLITZ」を、新たにテレビ番組制作専用の「BLITZスタジオ」としてリニューアル。1階に人気番組とコラボレーションした展示スペース、3階に番組スタジオの観覧スペースを併設しています。本プロジェクトでは、「BLITZスタジオ」スタジオ正面スペースのホワイエと、3階スタジオへ続く階段室に、コロナ禍で失われた赤坂の活気復活に貢献する施設誘引モニュメントおよび、開局から現在の歴史を感じるギャラリーを企画・デザイン・制作しました。モニュメントはTBS様と視聴者の今までのつながりを体現すると同時に、SDGsの観点から“廃棄予定の視聴放送機器・資材”1.4トンをクリエイティブリユースすることで、循環型社会を提起しました。続く階段室は、TBS様70年の視聴媒体の変遷を辿るギャラリーをスタジオ観覧へつなげる動線とし、TBS様の開局から現在までを一気通貫で体感できる空間としました。

Since its founding, Panasonic has been closely involved in the daily lives of consumers, undertaking various initiatives to realize optimal, healthy lifestyles for each individual. In China, where the population is rapidly aging, Panasonic, in collaboration with a Chinese collaborative partner, opened a Wellness Smart Town for the elderly in 2022. Approximately 1,000 of the residences, known as "Elderly Healthy Apartments," will be equipped with all-Panasonic residential equipment. Smartphones, which are deeply ingrained in Chinese society, will enable a healthy and comfortable space to be realized with just one operation. NOMURA Co.,Ltd. Group was responsible for design, layout of a VIP showroom to introduce the Elderly Healthy Apartments. In addition to displays products, the space will resemble a guesthouse, specializing in welcoming visitors with features such as a foot bath and a cafe.

The first floor of the Panasonic Center Tokyo has been renovated into an experiential displays space where elementary and junior high school students can learn about the environment, think about it, and take action. In this space, we introduce Panasonic's long-term environmental vision "Panasonic GREEN IMPACT," which is an initiative to reduce CO2 emissions, and we aim for each child to find ideas for "ACT" and become a group that takes action on environmental issues. As a place where each child can learn while searching for answers to environmental issues, which have no clear answers, the various shapes scattered throughout the space represent the unfinished shapes that children will create themselves in the future. In addition, by asking questions using four large signs, you can find hints while experiencing game content and hands-on displays. The content is set in familiar households and daily life, so that children can relate to large-scale environmental issues and connect them to their daily actions. In addition, we have devised a way to provide fun and learning using the body that is unique to real space through games that combine analog gimmicks such as "pushing" and "turning" with digital content, and through collaborative work with friends.

Taikisha is a world-class global environmental engineering company that contributes to society with advanced technologies related to energy, air, and water. This project is a plan for a communication space aimed at creating open innovation with Taikisha's customers and partner companies. The reception area on the 29th floor of Shinjuku Grand Tower, where Head Office 's headquarters is located, was renovated into a showroom, and our company was responsible for planning, concept design, and digital content production for "TAIKISHA INNOVATION GATE Shinjuku," an entrance for the co-creation of new value that aims to solve the issues of business partners and social problems.

This is a renovation project for the Global Innovation Center of Amada, a company that boasts one of the world's top market shares in the metal processing technology and sales and development of processing equipment. The brand appeal area, technology displays, communication space, actual equipment displays area, and sales negotiation space were planned based on the "value that Amada brings to the world." This facility allows visitors to experience the "passion for building bonds with customers and manufacturing that contributes to society" that has been passed down since the company's founding, as well as the high level of technological capabilities, and allows them to feel the possibilities for the future that we will walk together with Amada.

This is Head Office relocation project for the Wealth Management Group. With the theme of "Bringing a comfortable hotel feel to the office," because Wealth Management is involved in the hotel business, we designed the office space for employees to use for business purposes. Based on the client's corporate philosophy of providing Japanese charm and culture as an "experience value" and delivering excitement and stable prosperity to all customers, the client can choose not only a place where they can concentrate, but also a place where they can relax like in a hotel, and by providing authentic coffee and tea in the work space, we are trying to use these "experience values" in business, and designing it to lead to the prosperity of the client's business.

Tokyu Land Corporation's Sapporo branch, which continuously provides comfortable housing and new lifestyles centered on the brand "BRANZ", is based on the brand message "Environmentally advanced, from housing." We create well-being lifestyles that are friendly to both people and people, and create green homes for a sustainable future. This time, it is a renewal project aiming to create an office suitable for creating such an environmentally advanced condominium. We reviewed the value and functions required of the office, and designed it based on the concept of "Open Living" to create an environment that promotes well-being not only for customers who visit our office, but also for our employees who spend their daily lives.

The HU Group's mission is to "create new value in healthcare." The "HU Bioness Complex" is a core facility for the healthcare business that symbolizes this. This is a place where the future of all life is created by combining the accumulation of data on life, or "Bio," with the creativity of business, which brings innovation to the industry. In order to realize the facility's concept of "Connect, Show, Nurture," we were responsible for the overall "communication design" of the facility, concept design of the working environment for employees, the planning and production of the space and content that will introduce the value provided by the facility to guests, the branding of the facility, including the naming, logo, and signs, as well as the promotion and concept design of novelties, leaflets, and opening events.

We were in charge of planning, concept design and construction of the entrance renewal for Oji Holdings Co., Ltd.'s Head Office (main building). The concept was "forest field." In order to express the company's desire to work with forest resources in the entrance, we aimed to create a realistic space where people can feel the healing power of the forest while staying in an office building in the city center by effectively arranging native live trees and wooden fixtures. The wooden fixtures used were conifers such as Japanese Sakhalin fir and larch, and broadleaf trees such as Japanese oak and birch, taken from the company's forests. We used an abundance of solid wood to create a beautiful and warm space that only wood can provide.

LINE (now LINE Yahoo!), which develops and deploys a wide variety of IT services, established a new office in Yotsuya and relocated Head Office to further streamline operations in response to the increase in employees that accompanied the expansion of its business. This was a large-scale project consisting of 10 floors. Based on concept design concept common to all of the company's offices, "A space that creates WOW," the 23rd floor was equipped with a reception and cafe space, and the top floor (30th floor) was equipped with a mobile space that LINERs (employees) could freely rearrange to hold meetings. The office area was also designed with a highly functional concept design, creating a comfortable workplace. We were responsible for all stacking, layout, interiors concept design, architectural design, and facility planning for the total floor area of 21,435.20 m2 (approximately 6,500 tsubo). We also produced the fixtures during construction.

This project involved rebuilding the new office of Usufuku Honten, which was damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake. Usufuku Honten is a fishing company with over 130 years of history, founded in 1882. With the philosophy of "living with the sea," the company operates deep-sea tuna fishing and tuna longline fishing, and is responsible for the reconstruction of Kesennuma and the Tohoku region. The exterior concept design reproduces the copper plates used on the exterior walls of the former main house, which was washed away by the tsunami, and creates a new copper-plate scale wall. Over the years, the copper plate will change to the texture and color of the former main house. In addition, elements of tuna fishing boats have been extracted and curved windows and handrails have been incorporated into the architecture. concept design scope that we were in charge of included the exterior concept design, the first floor entrance, the second floor office, and the president's office and reception room on the third floor.

In conjunction with the establishment of Benda Kogyo's new Head Office technical research center, we have opened a new displays space, the "BENDA INNOVATION TEC GALLERY." We are in charge of concept design and interiors displays construction. In order to strongly convey the message of "Made in Japan's technological capabilities to the world" and to increase interest and satisfaction and empathy among business partners and employees, we created a space that leaves a strong impression using Benda Blue, our corporate color. We aimed to create a space where innovation spreads from the center of the gallery, intermingling and connecting the world in a circle (ring), making it a starting point for further leaps forward in the next 100 years.

This project is an upcycling activity that complements and displays "scrap" generated from building materials and interiors materials as "furniture," reuses them as recycled materials, and gives back to the earth. According to the Ministry of the Environment, the amount of industrial waste generated in Japan in fiscal year 2020 is 373.82 million tons* per year, and nearly 1 million tons of scrap is generated per day. We, the creators who come into contact with various materials in our concept design work every day, felt that it was our responsibility to take the lead in spreading the message of recycling the earth's limited resources to society and the local community. We formed a team of young creators within the company to plan and manage the project as a social contribution activity. We enclosed and complemented the shredded waste materials in a transparent skin made of recycled vinyl as furniture, and displays to appeal to the message with an art displays-like expression, and toured offices and public spaces both in Japan and overseas. After a certain period of displays, the materials will be returned to interiors and construction site as interiors resources, and the next waste material will be enclosed, supplemented, and displays in a traveling sustainability project. In order to reach as many people as possible, a launch displays was held in the entrance space of the company's office to solicit sponsoring companies, and it has received support from many sponsoring companies, local people, and educational institutions. The exhibition is based on an interiors concept that allows anyone to intuitively grasp the message, by allowing people to "see, learn about, and touch" "interior waste materials" that are not seen in everyday life, and to displays as a "trigger" for thinking about a better future and a sustainable society. *Source: Ministry of the Environment, "Total Emissions in 2020"

This is a reconstruction project for the showroom and office of Kyushu Mitsubishi Motors Sales Co., Ltd. It is an 8-story steel-framed building, and we were in charge of the interiors design and construction of the cafe and restaurant on the first floor and the showroom on the second floor. As a new landmark for Yakuin, Fukuoka City, we aimed to create a space that can connect with people and the city (region) with the concept of "obi". The cafe and restaurant are concept design to be an open space that is easy to enter and to be a communication space integrated with the showroom. In addition, we installed large digital signage, a turntable that symbolically displays cars, and a lighted ceiling, and sprinkled elements to naturally make customers at the cafe interested in cars. The showroom on the second floor adopts an organic design that makes extensive use of curved surfaces that symbolize the "obi", and the ceiling has a concept design pattern that deforms Mitsubishi's three diamonds. In addition, the showroom is based on the Mitsubishi brand colors of black, white, and gray, and has a simple and solid feel that is "typical of Mitsubishi Motors". In addition, we set up a kids' corner where children can have fun even if they come as a family, a corner to promote V2H technology, and a dedicated corner for important business negotiations, and designed the space to further update the functions of a conventional showroom space. construction: PS Mitsubishi/Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Transportation Construction Engineering Joint Venture [Social Issues/Customer Issues/Requests] In addition to existing customers, we received a request to create a space that would attract a wide range of new customer groups that had not been fully captured until now, such as young families and young people who are not very interested in cars. [Solution] The cafe restaurant on the first floor facing the main street has openable sash windows that eliminate borders between the terrace seats and the inside of the store, allowing signage images and various events to be promoted all the way to the street, aiming to create a space that can attract a wide variety of customers. The symbolic spiral staircase and atrium leading to the showroom on the second floor, and the uniformity of materials that unite the two floors, naturally invite customers who use the cafe restaurant into the showroom, where they can experience Mitsubishi Motors' V2H technology and the latest technology, and experience the potential of automobiles to bring sustainable prosperity and happiness to people, creating an iconic environment. The showroom was planned with the customer's perspective in mind throughout, with a kids' corner located in the center so that children can be kept an eye on while business negotiations are taking place. In addition, consideration has been given to reducing the environmental impact by incorporating V2H linked to the solar power generation system installed on the building's rooftop, motion sensors, and lighting control with an automatic dimming system. <Our project members> [Sales/Project Management] Goto Naoki [Architecture/ concept design] Takao Kazuyoshi, Sawada Riho [Production/ construction] Nakano Keiji

This project involved renovating and enhancing the value of an office building located in a corner of Kanda Ogawamachi, approximately 20 years old. The main renovations included a portion of the exterior façade, the building sign, the first-floor entrance, and the common area on the standard floor (fourth floor). The overall concept design concept was "timeless and biophilic concept design." By effectively utilizing the existing granite space, we minimized waste disposal during removal. By combining traditional and new materials, we achieved a cost-effective concept design that is both sustainable and cost-effective. *Biophilic concept design: A design or methodology that allows occupants to feel connected to nature. [Social Issues/Customer Issues/Requests] After 20 years in business, the building's entrance and other concept design elements were becoming outdated, and its competitiveness within the area was declining. Furthermore, since the building's entrance does not face a main street, the main traffic flow felt somewhat like a back alley, leaving room for improvement in terms of the building's visibility. Taking these challenges into consideration, this project required renovations to the entrance, facade, and some of the standard floors to improve the property's competitiveness and visibility. [Solution] To soften the previously dark, backstreet-like feel of the building, the facade was fitted with dynamic wood-grain louvers and indirect lighting, creating a brighter look. The entrance hall's dual aesthetic of glass and natural wood revamps the old-fashioned feel and aims to boost the motivation of employees. Sanitary equipment, such as the restrooms and kitchens on the office floors, was also updated to comply with new standards, including antibacterial properties. These comprehensive renovations aim to make the entire building a safe and secure place for employees. [Customer Feedback] NOMURA Co.,Ltd. 's sales, design, and construction staff worked together on this project, allowing us to successfully complete the project. We would like to express our gratitude for their meticulous support at each phase. We believe that the renovated facade and entrance fully function as the new face of the building. <Our project members> [Development] Takuya Kitai [Sales and project management] Masahiro Harada, Kayu Tatsumi [Research] Wataru Takada [design, layout] Hiroyuki Nii, Ayaka Miyane, Yoshiteru Igarashi [Production and construction] Mai Sakai, Tomokuni Hasegawa, Ikuya Sasaki