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[Project Description] This project involves converting an old house located in Obi, Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture, into a lodging facility. Obi was designated as the first Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Kyushu and Okinawa in 1977, and is an area lined with buildings with a sense of unity. Therefore, the exterior design needed to be renovated with the premise of harmonizing with the scenery from the perspective of preservation. Therefore, we aimed to create a facility that attracts many visitors by creating distinctive interior designs and furniture and decorations with a high degree of concept design freedom. In addition, Nichinan City and NOMURA signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement on January 28, 2017 to realize urban development in line with Nichinan City's concept of "creators, creators." On October 10, 2018, as part of the cooperation agreement, they signed the "Regional Revitalization Corporate Exchange Program," and dispatched creative talent Yasutoshi Yamano, who works on space production, to Nichinan City to work on revitalizing the region. Together with Nichinan City, related companies, and various other players, we are working to revitalize the area, including creating the "Nichinan City Obi District Revitalization Guidelines," holding the "DENKEN WEEK" event aimed at developing the historic townscape, and producing spaces for old houses. [Customer's Issues/Requests] (1) We want to renovate old houses into accommodations mainly targeting foreign tourists. (2) We want to incorporate elements unique to the region as a strength of the accommodation business. (3) We want to create a space that feels Japanese. [Solution] Old houses are one of the spaces that most condense Japanese lifestyles and culture, or "lifestyles." In this renovation plan, we wanted to make the most of the pillars, beams, ceilings, and other elements that convey the past, and to make the other elements into a space that modern people can use comfortably. Therefore, we set the overall concept as "Post-Heritage: Inheritance and Transformation to Spin for the Next Generation" and explored new ways to inherit culture. The selection of tools was also consistent, and we did not stick to traditional techniques, but instead composed of items that weave Japan in various approaches. As a result, we believe that this accommodation facility provides an inspiring experience that will spark an interest in Japan for foreign visitors to Japan and make domestic tourists proud of Japan. <Our project members> [Space production] Yamano Yasutoshi [Furniture and decoration coordination] Yamano Yasutoshi [concept design (interiors)] Suzaka Yukio [Development] Yagi Nobuyuki [Sales] Shirai Toshiyuki ・Release: Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture and NOMURA sign "Comprehensive collaboration agreement on regional revitalization" https://www.nomurakougei.co.jp/uploads/news/attachments/1/bd685168ce469eb3f8f63ef2a5fe43c89bbc9af85df83d352763aa2eeb42e9cf.pdf ・Release: Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture and NOMURA sign "Regional Revitalization Corporate Exchange Program" https://www.nomurakougei.co.jp/uploads/news/attachments/1/aa565bf338f37cd539f269b55ea67caf32e4e527800fa28c89557f39ddf51f19.pdf ・Other achievements: DENKEN PJM https://www.nomurakougei.co.jp/achievements/detail/409

[Project Description] A renovation project for 148 rooms on 4 floors and 22 floors of corridors. Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk is a symbolic icon of the Seaside Momochi District, which was selected as one of the 100 best urban landscapes in Japan, and its architectural shape is based on the concept of a "big ship sailing out into Hakata Bay." In this renovation, we also took the comfort of being on a ship and the sea view from the ship as our motif, and imagined how people interact with each other through the connections between people in Hakata Bay, which has been a link between foreign countries since ancient times. We designed the Hilton Fukuoka with the aim of making it a hotel that will be loved by people around the world for a long time, with a shape and composition born from "interaction," a texture that gives the feeling of a "cabin," and the colors of "white sand and green pine" unique to Hakata Bay. [Customer's Issues/Requests] The issue was to concept design the guest rooms flexible for various guests, including business, leisure, inbound, and MICE. The long corridors were required to be concept design in a way that would not give guests a monotonous impression. [Solution] We added a mechanism to the headboards of the guest rooms' beds, moving them to the center so that a single room can be arranged as a twin type or Hollywood twin type in accordance with guest requests. In the corridor, the intersection of gradation lines in the carpet represents the trajectory of a ship, and we have created an impressive concept design that incorporates the colors of the outside scenery into the interior, treating the Hakata Bay side as the sea, the center as the sandy beach, and the city side as the pine forest. <Our project members> [Sales and project management] Yoshimori Masayuki, Abe Noriko [design, layout] Aono Keita, Yokoyama Naoaki, Watanabe Jun [Production and construction] Eda Takayuki, Kanayama Mitsuaki

[Project Description] This is a hot spring facility renewal project for the main building of Akiu Grand Hotel in the Akiu Onsen district of Sendai city. Taking full advantage of the excellent location along the Rairaikyo Gorge, we aimed to create a hot spring facility that combines the charm of Akiu Grand Hotel with a modern impression, while giving a sense of unity with Akiu's four seasons and Rairaikyo Gorge. [Customer's Issues/Requests] There is a promenade for tourists between Rairaikyo Gorge and the hotel that stands along the valley, so we needed to find a way to make the hot spring facility invisible from both the promenade and the promenade. We also took care to ensure that the facility can be used safely by three generations, such as by reducing the difference in height between the steps leading up to the baths. The design theme for the men's bath is "Bonten no Yu - A bath of forgetfulness in a Zen-like tranquility where you can concept design the four seasons of Akiu and enjoy a sense of oneness with Rairaikyo Gorge," while the women's bath is "Aihime no Yu - A tranquil modern resort in sympathy with the nature of Rairaikyo Gorge, a bath of beautiful skin where you can truly relax in an extraordinary space." [Solution] When you open the sliding door to the hot spring, guests are greeted by a tranquil atmosphere of hot water gushing forth from a huge natural stone carved like a hand-washing basin, with the natural scenery of Rairaikyo Gorge in the background, like a painting, and in order to further enhance the sense of oneness with nature by reflecting the scenery of the four seasons of Rairaikyo Gorge in the open-air bath, we have created an infinity design so that the edge of the bath is not visible. Additionally, the dividing wall between the men's and women's open-air baths makes use of the huge stones that have been installed there since ancient times, the floor is made of Towada stone with a pale blue-green color that gives a feeling of cleanliness, and the ceiling is made of wood-grain panels that give a modern impression, creating a stylish and high-quality atmosphere. A glass sash that can be opened wide to the left and right is placed in the center of the indoor bath, connecting the inside and outside during good seasons and creating a sense of spaciousness. <Our project members> [Development] Nishibori Masayoshi, Oyama Isao, Sato Mitsuhiro [Sales] Uesugi Hiroyuki [Creative direction] Matsubara Miwa [design, layout] Matsubara Miwa, Takahashi Ryoji, Honda Takeshi [Production and construction] Fukuda Manabu, Takase Masaaki, Aizawa Ken [Architectural supervision] Ueno Hiroshi

[Project summary] hotel koe tokyo is a place that embodies the lifestyle brand "koe"'s brand concept of "new basic for new culture". It is a hotel-type shop concept design with a global perspective that looks at "now" and "future", and "Japan" and "the world". It creates a new culture by fusing the everyday with the extraordinary, with a focus on stay, fashion, music and food. As a construction company, we helped Stripe International and the design company Suppose concept design Office to give shape to their ideas and thoughts. [Customer's challenge] The challenge was to understand the world view that Stripe International and the design company Suppose concept design Office envisioned, and to materialize it, including how to create it. While keeping in mind the investment of the project, we made optimal proposals for how to create and construction it from the perspective of construction. [Solution] In response to the above challenges, we proposed a wide variety of materials and created samples to share our image, and held repeated meetings with Suppose concept design Office regarding the construction method. In addition, by making proposals that took project investment into consideration, responding promptly to specification changes as required, and being conscious of the schedule, we fulfilled our role as construction company right up until the opening. <Our project members> [Sales/Project Management] Hiroshi Tsubosaka, Kayu Tatsumi [Production/ construction] Hiroki Yoshitake, Yoshito Hamabe, Ikuya Sasaki, Yuya Tsuboi Photography: Kenta Hasegawa

[Project description] A renovation project for the Grand Hyatt Fukuoka's 1st floor all-day dining. [Client's challenge/request] The client wanted to transform AROMA'S on the 1st floor into a lively dining restaurant, with content and concept design that would attract non-guests as well. We were required to set up an actual charcoal grill and concept design a buffet-style open kitchen as a selling point for the restaurant. [Solution] We aimed for an open storefront in the hotel reception and lounge area, with a moderate mix of luxury and casualness. <Our project members> [Direction] Kosaka Ryu [concept design] Miyazato Takashi, Tanaka Yuji [Sales/management] Endo Masahiro [Production/ construction] Kanayama Mitsuaki, Tsumagari Toshihide

[Project Summary] Hilton Tokyo Odaiba offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay, the Tokyo cityscape, and Rainbow Bridge. The restaurant on the third floor has been renovated into a banquet hall. While it is primarily used for wedding receptions, the banquet hall can be used in a variety of ways to meet the needs of guests. The flexible layout, images projected onto the 22m wall, and the Tokyo landscape that fills the entire window area provide an experience that can only be realized here. The essence of the design is the view from Odaiba, where nature and new things coexist, with the skyline pattern created by the high-rise buildings visible from the window and the bridal room surrounded by the view of Tokyo Bay thanks to concept design mirrored walls.

[Project Summary] This project renovates the annex guest rooms and the first floor banquet hall at The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko into a grill restaurant. The aim was to incorporate the atmosphere of the scenic spot, with its green mountains, clear blue waters of Lake Ashinoko, and Mount Fuji visible on a clear day, into the hotel. [Client's Challenge] We planned the layout of the new open kitchen while utilizing the existing banquet hall on the first floor. The challenge for the guest rooms was to create a new feel while adjusting concept design to retain the existing beds, desks, and waist-high walls. [Solution] As the restaurant is a grill restaurant located on the shores of Lake Ashinoko, we incorporated calm textures into the design, used colors that make the grilled food taste delicious, and created a space that enhances the liveliness of the newly built open kitchen. The guest rooms are based on the concept of "the nature of Hakone and Lake Ashi," and the scenery that spreads along the shores of Lake Ashi in Hakone, such as the sparkling moss, the pretty flowers blooming along the lakeside, the beautiful rows of cedar trees, and the fantastic morning mist, are used as image items in the rooms to create a relaxing space. <Our project members> [Project management and sales] Kogure Masanori, Omomo Kae [design, layout] Taibiji Sachiko, Ogushi Kaori, Nagao Manami, Isoyama Eri, Kazeto Chihiro [construction] Mizuno Tadayasu, Takami Hiroshi

[Project summary] Moxy Hotels, which began with the opening of Moxy Milano in 2014, is a new brand from Marriott International that primarily targets the millennial generation. Based on the concept of a boutique hotel for budget-minded travelers, it is an innovative brand that combines stylish concept design with reasonably priced services. It offers compact yet fully-featured rooms, a lively lobby space that is open 24 hours a day, and modern yet warm hospitality, providing a heartfelt, comfortable and energetic hotel experience. With a slight edge to its practicality, Moxy Tokyo Kinshicho is a designer hotel that can be used with the casual feeling of visiting Tokyo's downtown area. <Our project members> [Sales] Watanabe Kumiko, Higashijima Issei [design, layout] Ishii Naoko, Kameda Nao

[Project Summary] This project renovates the existing guest room building ahead of the new building, which will open in July 2017 and house the hot spring and spa facility "THERMAL SPA S.WAVE". We aimed to create a seaside resort facility that combines the familiarity of Oiso, a historic villa area, with the newness that will lead to the new building. [Client's Challenge] The theme was to renovate the existing accommodation building to increase the overall appeal of the facility while harmonizing with the hot spring and spa building project already underway. Another challenge was to transform this facility, which was focused on the summer season because it is adjacent to Oiso Long Beach, into a year-round resort hotel. [Solution] We renovated the hotel in Oiso, the birthplace of Shonan, based on the concept of "Shonan Luxury," where you can spend a day relaxing and luxuriously while feeling the sea and the breeze, and aimed to create the "resort hotel closest to the city" that not only has a pool, but also tennis courts, a golf course, and a bowling alley. The entrance hall, lobby, party room, and restaurant areas were gently partitioned to create a breeze-filled space, allowing the space to be renovated into a resort space where you can feel the ocean no matter where you are. <Our project members> [Project management/sales] Kogure Masanori, Omomo Kae [design, layout] Taibiji Sachiko, Ogushi Kaori, Isoyama Eri, Kazeto Chihiro [construction] Mizuno Tadayasu, Yamada Yusuke, Kuwamata Naoya, Tanaka Yui

< Project Outline > This project renovates 196 guest rooms, corridors, and elevator halls on the 6th and 7th floors of Hilton Tokyo Bay. Design work by Design Conveyor, interiors construction/FF & amp; by construction bidding; As we received an order for E construction, we were able to work on the design construction project by our company. As a result, we were able to provide a space that complies with Hilton Standard quality standards within a limited construction period and budget, while also realizing a concept design that can handle business in resort areas. < Client Challenge > Hilton Tokyo Bay is mainly for guests who come to Tokyo Disney Resort ® and has fun rooms where they can experience the world of fantasy. Under such circumstances, the theme of this renovation was to provide guest rooms that are comfortable for both business travelers and adults. < Solution > The view of Tokyo Bay in Katsushika Hokusai's ukiyo-e (ukiyo-e) Fumusume 36 Views was so similar that concept design's concept was to express the materials and colors of the ukiyo-e in space. By doing so, I thought it would be a familiar space for Japanese, and a Japanese and fresh space for foreigners. The floor is decorated with the unique blue gradation of ukiyo-e, the wood of a ship floating in the sea is used as furniture, and the bronze plate used for the lantern is used as a focal color to express a sense of relaxation and relaxation throughout the space. 〈 our company Project Member 〉【 Sales & Project Management 】 Masayuki Yoshimori 【 design, layout 】 Keita Aono/Hiroyuki Sugada/Kyoko Aikawa 【 Production ・ construction 】 Takayuki Ara

Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel (formerly Hotel Daihakone) has undergone its first renovation since its opening in 1992. concept design concept is "relaxation x sparkle x intelligence." The hotel interior, concept design with a motif of "Hakone marquetry," features a luxurious restaurant, an open-air bath where you can experience the majestic nature, and two guest room buildings themed on "kodachi = the impression of the beautiful trees of Mt. Hakone" and "Hikari = the angelica blooming on the plateau and the shining Japanese pampas grass of Sengokuhara," creating a space where you can feel nature and intelligence. In this project, which transformed the hotel into a modern hot spring resort that is in harmony with nature and is one of a kind in Hakone, one of Japan's leading hot spring areas, we assisted with the basic concept design, layout, planning, production, and construction.

This project was planned in an area lined with restaurants on Shirokane Platinum Street. The intention was to create a building that would evoke memories, with a new yet comfortable presence and the appearance of having been there for a long time, on a 35m-wide site. Our company assisted with schematic design and design supervision of this building, which aimed to become a landmark of the city as a complex dining facility. Since the building required a sense of openness, we used cement broken stones to create a sense of openness and shielding, and a texture that looks as if it has been eroded by wind and light. This also contributes to creating the atmosphere of "dry land in the south," which is concept design keyword for the interior. Based on a consistent concept, we assisted with everything from interiors concept design to the selection of plants and artwork in order to realize a unified interior that allows you to feel the wind and light flowing in from outside, as well as greenery and water. When viewed from the outside, interiors concept design that continues to the terrace, combined with the planting plan, becomes one of the elements that decorate the façade, and the architectural façade becomes a borrowed view from the interior space, and the space is created by the interior and exterior complementing each other. The facility has a dining room, a teppanyaki restaurant, two banquet halls, and a chapel, and all kitchens are walk-in or open kitchens. The front room of the chapel and the bucket hall is separated by glass, and emphasis is placed on the visibility and continuity of the space within the facility. In addition to being open to the street, the expressions created by the materials that have already aged create an atmosphere that seems to have existed for a long time, making it a distinctive landmark and building an intimate relationship with the town. ◎Our group project members [Sales] Takenaka Hisayasu, Kitai Takuya [Direction] Kosaka Ryu [design, layout] Architecture: Iizumi Hiroyuki Interior: Saito Reiko, Hisakane Masahiro [Production and construction] Idei Keiji

The Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk's atrium has reopened with a premium wedding venue and restaurant that plays an iconic role in the large atrium space. The three elements of scenery, light, and sound have been combined to create a space suitable for celebrating the birth of a new partner. We provided total support in planning design, layout and production construction through the joint efforts of the Tokyo Head Office, Osaka Office, and Kyushu Branch. Responsible for: design, layout, Planning, Production, and construction

Rose Garden Matsue, a private wedding venue in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, has opened. Surrounded by the greenery of a small hill, this facility is a warm space that exudes a homely atmosphere. We assisted with the construction of the exterior and interiors of the building, as well as the finishing of the roof and exterior structure.

Our company assisted with the complete renovation of a rental apartment complex consisting of six buildings built 27 years ago. Based on the theme of "a hotel with a New York fireplace," the charm of the space is maximized by making use of the existing architecture while adding new concept design. Combining the original sauna and shower room with the bathroom made it possible to create a spacious bathroom, and the unused fireplace was brought back to life by renewing the equipment and materials and setting up a firewood shed in the garden. Natural materials such as solid wood, stone, and plaster walls were used to create a high-quality, relaxing space. The owner of the property actually said, "It feels wonderful every time I come back." Areas of responsibility: Concept concept design, furniture and fixture manufacturing, schematic design, removal