Hilton Tokyo Bay Room Renovation Project

<Project Overview>
This project involves renovating the guest rooms (196 rooms), corridors, and elevator lobbies on the 6th and 7th floors of Hilton Tokyo Bay.
Through a design competition, we secured the design work, and through a construction bid, we were awarded the interior construction and FF&E (front-of-house and electrical) work, allowing us to undertake this project as a design and construction project ourselves. As a result, we were able to deliver a space that, while adhering to Hilton's quality standards within a limited construction period and budget, also incorporates business-oriented features in a resort setting.

<Client's Challenges>
Hilton Tokyo Bay primarily caters to guests visiting Tokyo Disney Resort®, offering fun rooms that allow them to experience a world of fantasy. However, the theme of this renovation was to provide rooms where business travelers and adults enjoying a relaxing getaway can also feel comfortable and at ease.

<Solution>
The view of Tokyo Bay from this location was so strikingly similar to the ukiyo-e print "Thirty-Six Views of a Fortunate Girl" by Katsushika Hokusai that we decided to use the materials and colors from the ukiyo-e print as the design concept to directly translate them into the space. We believed this would create a space that would feel familiar to Japanese people, while simultaneously presenting a fresh and distinctly Japanese experience to foreigners.
The unique blue gradation of Ukiyo-e prints is used on the floor, the wood from ships floating on the sea is used for the furniture, and the copper plates used in lanterns are placed as accent colors, expressing tranquility and peace throughout the entire space.

<Our project members>
[Sales & Project Management] Masayuki Yoshimori
[Design and Planning] Keita Aono / Hiroyuki Sugata / Kyoko Aikawa
[Production/Construction] Takayuki Pattern