Grand Clair HARUMI FLAG

This is a senior residence project primarily targeting active seniors within the HARUMI FLAG area, a new town that was born as a result of large-scale urban development. Our company helped from the basic concept stage and was in charge of planning the common areas.

Nearby is Harumi Pier, Tokyo's gateway to the sea, where luxury cruise ships from both Japan and abroad call, making it a special place visited by vessels from all over the world. Inspired by the characteristics of this area, the cultural school "Home Claire" established within this property features a space concept design that evokes the image of a cruise ship.

The space to be used for the cultural school, called "Clair Hall," was inspired by the diverse cultures brought by ships from all over the world. It features a culture wall hung with records from multiple generations and cultures, and a movable stage that can be used for a variety of activities, creating mechanisms to serve as a starting point for activities through "culture."

The residents-only lounge, called "Clair Lounge," conceptually incorporates Art Deco concept design, which was popular in the 1920s when cruise ship travel was in vogue, creating a special space where residents can relax while enjoying board games and light refreshments.

・How common areas should be in urban senior residences
・A mechanism to expand the range of activities of active seniors
We have received a request for proposals for the above issues.

To encourage residents to live active lives, we linked the spatial concept design concept of a "cruise ship" with keywords that draw attention to the outside world, such as "the world" and "culture," creating concept design that inspires activities beyond the confines of indoor spaces.