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This event aims to provide an opportunity for elementary school students to communicate with the curators of the Science Museum and feel close to science while spending time in the after-school daycare on weekdays. The Hamamatsu Science Museum "Miraira" and the after-school children's association in Hamamatsu City were connected via online broadcast, and a science experiment workshop that could be carried out using familiar materials such as paper cups and aluminum foil was held. In 2019, we were entrusted with the renewal of the Hamamatsu Science Museum using a DBO method that integrates design, construction, and operation. The company operates the operation form jointly with SBS Promotion as a "designated manager". *DBO (Design, Build, Operate): A method of public-private partnership in which design, construction, maintenance, and operation are comprehensively ordered to private companies.

“旅と街をつなげる「私のホテル」”をコンセプトに展開する『アマネク』ブランド9棟目にあたる『ホテルアマネク新宿歌舞伎町』において、当社は、共用部の1階ロビーと地下1階レストランに加え、客室内のFF&Eおよびデザインの提案から製作までを担当しました。本プロジェクトのデザイン提案にあたり、以下の3つのポイントを大切に考えました。 １．ホテルコンセプト当ホテルのキーワード「自分の居場所」や「くつろぎ」「癒し」というキーワードを踏まえ、ハード面では「Cozy Comfort Hotel」というコンセプトのもと、コンパクトでありながら高級感のある水回り空間を実現することで心地良さを演出しながら、解放感を意識した共用部やゾーニングでは新宿歌舞伎町という立地ならではの都会的な雰囲気を感じさせる美しい空間づくりを行いました。また、デザイン面では、「Design with Local Essence」をコンセプトに、自然の恵み、街並み、馴染みある風景、伝統工芸品、地場産業の持つ雰囲気、新宿というエリアならではの暮らし、といった数々のエッセンスを散りばめています。これらの取り組みによって、歓楽街の中心地、新宿歌舞伎町という地域性を感じさせながらも、「くつろぎと癒し」がきちんと感じられる空間を実現しました。 ２．建築外観縦方向に高くスリット状にいれた窓・外壁材のリブにより、高層ビルの立ち並ぶ新宿エリアにふさわしい高さを意識した外観意匠とすることで、外観と内観の一体感を目指し、建築外観の縦に伸びるラインではモダンな意匠性を表現しています。 ３．新宿エリアのホテル状況ビジネス系ホテルチェーン店が立ち並ぶ中に、規模感の大小問わず個性的なホテルが存在するエリアであるため、他との差別化を図りながらアマネクならではのくつろぎ空間をつくりあげます。以上の３つのポイントを踏まえ、この地域の魅力を探るため、新宿の歴史から紐解きながら、国内外観光・ビジネス、全てのお客さまに新宿という街と旅、そして何よりホテルアマネクならではの心地よい空間を満喫してもらえることを目指しました。また、“Shinjuku 和 Relax”として、きらびやかな新宿の余韻を感じさせながらも、ほっと落ち着けて旅の疲れを癒してくれる空間を同時に実現しています。チェックインおよびチェックアウトの時だけでなく、宿泊中の外出や再びホテルに帰ってきたときに必ず立ち寄るロビーは、待ち合わせや、出かける場所の相談など、利用者の目的にあわせた使い勝手のよい空間にしています。

This is the second phase of renovations to the visitor facilities at Nikka Whisky's Yoichi Distillery, which will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2024. Following the renewal of the "Nikka Museum" in October 2021, we were in charge of renovating part of the museum and the newly added "Visitor Center." In addition to products and services, we will convey the charm of Nikka Whisky by enhancing the experiential facilities. "Nikka Museum" [-Taketsuru-ism-] We have created a history that unravels the thoughts that have been passed down to Nikka Whisky founder Masataka Taketsuru, from his upbringing to his studies in Scotland, the establishment of Nikka Whisky, and the Nikka Whisky of today, through Masataka's "words." [-Now and Future-] This displays conveys that Masataka Taketsuru's passion and commitment to quality still live on in Nikka Whisky today, and that Nikka's challenge continues in order to deliver a variety of delicious and enjoyable experiences in the future. The "Visitor Center" was designed as a prologue to the tour, creating a sense of anticipation for visitors.

Nishio Rentall, a comprehensive rental company focusing on construction machinery and event materials, has opened a research and development facility in Osaka to carry out technology development and demonstration experiments to advance sharing solutions in preparation for the Osaka/Kansai Expo to be held in 2025. It was built on the island. In the area of Building A-1, which we were in charge of, there is a pedestrian deck connecting the nearest station, Cosmo Square Station, and the Osaka Prefectural Sakishima Government Building, which is open to anyone including nearby residents other than employees. I was in charge of the shared space space and lobby that serves as the facility's reception desk.

L'Oréal Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of the world's largest cosmetics company, L'Oréal Group, has undertaken its first major renovation since relocating Head Office to Shinjuku Park Tower in 2006. Named "Beauty Valley" under the concept of "EN" (縁), the renovated office embodies the desire to create a place where beauty is born, connecting people with Japan, customers, business partners, and employees. concept design incorporates the four seasons (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) as themes for each area, and features furniture and decorations showcasing Japanese craftsmanship, incorporating Japanese beauty throughout. Furthermore, approximately 4,400 units of L'Oréal's products—around 60 different types, including eyeshadow, foundation, and lipstick—were upcycled before disposal, utilizing them in paints, lampshades, and tiles. While pursuing sustainable beauty, the office fully expresses L'Oréal's aesthetic by installing product display fixtures similar to those found in retail stores. Moreover, the office is designed in accordance with LEED standards, an international certification for sustainable buildings, ensuring energy efficiency and waste management, paying meticulous attention to details such as light, sound, and materials. Our company participated in this project as the overall construction company for interiors.

Opened in 2021, this luxury club was planned with the aim of bringing vitality and hope for the future to Ginza, one of Japan's leading entertainment districts, which has been hit hard by the headwinds of the COVID-19 pandemic. The name of the club is "Arabesque," which originally means "Arabian-style decorative patterns." The song of the same name, derived from this, is composed of a regular, repeating rhythm and gradually changing interplay of sounds. We wanted to focus on the meaning embedded in the Arabesque decoration and the song and incorporate it into the space. First, we incorporated half-arches, which are arches cut in half, a representative motif of Arabian decoration. By continuing the half-arches, we freed ourselves from a regular composition and created variations in how they are combined. These half-arches are extended from the entrance door to the reception, bar, and hall, and are linked together as if creating the rhythm of the song. The half-arches foreshadow the next step, gradually becoming brighter and more gorgeous, connecting to a fun future. We aimed for concept design gives such an impression, infusing hope and a breath of fresh air.

TBS has adopted the area concept of "Shake the World. AKASAKA," aiming for the "Akasaka 2-chome and 6-chome District Redevelopment Plan" and the operation and completion of existing areas (TBS Broadcasting Center, Akasaka Sacas, TBS Akasaka BLITZ Studio, TBS Akasaka ACT Theater, Akasaka Biz Tower) by 2028. As the third phase of this plan, "Akasaka BLITZ," which has previously served as a live performance space and delivered various content, has been renovated into "BLITZ Studio," a new facility dedicated to television program production. The first floor features displays space collaborating with popular programs, and the third floor has a viewing space for the program studios. For this project, we planned, designed, and produced a monument to attract facilities that will contribute to the revival of Akasaka's vibrancy lost during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as a gallery that allows viewers to experience the history of the station from its opening to the present, in the foyer in front of the "BLITZ Studio" and the stairwell leading to the third-floor concept design. The monument embodies the long-standing connection between TBS and its viewers, while also proposing a circular economy from an SDG perspective by creatively reusing 1.4 tons of "discarded viewing and broadcasting equipment and materials." The adjoining stairwell serves as a pathway leading from a gallery tracing the evolution of TBS's viewing media over 70 years to the studio viewing area, creating a space where visitors can experience TBS's history from its founding to the present day in a seamless manner.

In conjunction with the opening of Fukui Station on the Hokuriku Shinkansen, a dinosaur monument was installed on the rooftop plaza of the new tourist exchange center that will be built at the east exit of Fukui Station. The purpose is to give a strong impression of the ``Dinosaur Kingdom Fukui'', increase awareness of Fukui, and encourage visitors to the city. The dinosaur monument is located in a position that can be seen from the Shinkansen platform and train windows. The "Fukuititan" discovered by the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum expresses Fukui's good child-rearing environment and family love, and the sight of two animals huddled together looks like a heart. In addition, we placed dinosaurs whose fossils were found in Fukui and monuments of popular dinosaurs, and took pictures with them.We also used a device that made it look like dinosaurs would pop out in augmented reality (AR) when you held your smartphone up to them. We have developed it as a fun new attraction that will make you feel as if you have entered a world where there are people.

This project involved the relocation and reconstruction of a museum that had opened in 1948 within Matsumoto Castle Park, due to its aging condition. Our company was responsible for everything from formulating the basic concept for displays space to design, layout, construction. The first floor is an open space accessible to citizens and tourists, and the museum was constructed to actively engage with the urban development of Matsumoto City.

The hotel's name, TIAD, is an acronym for the concept "Tomorrow Is Another Day" (a hotel where guests' tomorrow will change). TIAD is a luxury hotel where guests can experience the new value of living in harmony with the greenery and nature of Hisaya-odori Park, even though it is located in the heart of the city. TIAD is the proprietary brand of Nippon Ceremony Co., Ltd. which is located in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture Head Office and mainly engaged in weddings and funerals, and is the fourth "Autograph Collection" hotel in Japan through a partnership with Marriott International. The reception floor features two restaurants, an all-day dining restaurant and a Japanese restaurant, and all 150 guest rooms, the first of their kind in Aichi Prefecture, are over 50 square meters in size, with three categories and 14 types of variations. For weddings, the chapel is a distinctive concept design with a maximum seating capacity of 120 people and a 10ⅿ ceiling height for a sense of openness. The wellness zone includes a lounge, indoor swimming pool, fitness gym, and in-room spa. We have completed all of the hotel's FOH (Front of House) schematic design and design supervision, as well as some bridal-related fixture work and the TIAD salon construction. displays MICE: A term coined from the initial letters of "Meeting," "Incentive Travel," "Convention," and "Exhibition/Event" by international organizations, associations, and academic societies. The term was coined from the initial letters of "convention," "exhibition," and "event" (source: Japan National Tourism Organization).

The Shizuoka City Museum of History is Shizuoka City's first comprehensive history museum, with the theme of "Learning about Shizuoka's past, understanding its present, and thinking about its future." Its purpose is to disseminate the historical value and appeal of Shizuoka City, to convey history more deeply to citizens, and to nurture children's love for their hometown. Our company was involved from the basic planning stage and was in charge of displays design and construction of the first-floor gallery and the permanent displays rooms on the second and third floors.

Since its founding, Panasonic has been committed to supporting the daily lives of consumers and undertaking various initiatives to realize the optimal healthy lifestyle for each individual. In China, where the population is aging rapidly, Panasonic, in collaboration with its Chinese partners, opened a wellness smart town for seniors in 2022. Approximately 1,000 of the residences, known as "Yoro Health Apartments," will feature all-Panasonic housing equipment. A healthy and comfortable space will be realized with the operation of a smartphone, which is deeply ingrained in Chinese society. NOMURA Co.,Ltd. Group was in charge of design, layout of a VIP showroom to introduce the Yoro Health Apartments. In addition to its function as a displays space for products, it is a guesthouse-like space specializing in hospitality for visitors, with a footbath and a cafe.

岡島百貨店の建物老朽化による移転計画です。移転先は近隣にある商業施設”KoKori（ココリ）”となり、当社は本プロジェクトにおいて、コンストラクションマネジメント業務（プロジェクトマネジメント/施設調整/内装監理業務）、設計（意匠設計/建築設計/設備設計）、施工（建築/設備）を担当しました。

While conveying Panasonic Group's major policy, "Panasonic GREEN IMPACT," to visitors through displays, we embodied it in the overall spatial concept design, creating displays booth that minimized waste as much as possible. By considering the environmental impact, using minimal building materials and flooring, and making extensive use of recycled materials, we reduced the carbon footprint in terms of booth construction and logistics, and communicated the group's policy to the world. In addition, the symbolic signs placed in each area were concept design using products. By providing places for people to gather as symbols and constructing them with products, we were able to clearly appeal the message to both visitors and the media.

The first floor of the Panasonic Center Tokyo has been renovated into an interactive displays space where elementary and junior high school students can learn about the environment, think about it, and take action. In this space, while introducing Panasonic's long-term environmental vision, "Panasonic GREEN IMPACT," which is Panasonic's initiative to reduce CO2 emissions, the aim is for each child to find their own idea for "ACT" and become a partner in taking action on environmental issues. As a place where each individual can learn while searching for answers to the challenge of environmental problems, which have no clear answers, the various shapes scattered throughout the space represent the incomplete forms that the children will create themselves. In addition, by posing questions with four large signs, children can look for hints while experiencing game content and hands-on displays. In order to connect large-scale environmental problems to their own lives and actions, the content is set in familiar places such as homes and daily life. Furthermore, games that combine analog gimmicks such as "pushing" and "turning" with digital content, and collaborative work with peers have been designed to provide the fun and learning that can only be experienced through physical activity in a real space.