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As Kyoto Baum's flagship shop, it is the largest in Kyoto, with a factory where you can see how Kyoto Baum is made, a shop that sells special packages and limited edition items, and a cafe and restaurant where you can enjoy freshly made sweets and limited edition menus. This is a project of the sweets museum.

Set in Azabudai Hills, which has a "Modern Urban Village" concept based on the two pillars of Green & Wellness, Mori Building and Keio University have joined forces to create a preventive medicine center that will be an innovation hub aiming to realize next-generation preventive medicine. The center will expand and relocate from the university hospital in Shinanomachi to two floors on the 5th and 6th floors of Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower. The 5th floor will provide a personalized check-up where patients can order a test menu according to their wishes, and the 6th floor will provide a newly opened membership-based medical service called "Preventive Medicine Membership." AND was responsible for concept design of the common areas on the 5th and 6th floors, excluding the examination rooms.

The restaurant floor on the 7th floor of HEP FIVE, a commercial facility with a red Ferris wheel in Umeda, Osaka, has undergone its first renovation since its opening. We have prepared many common areas to encourage take-out use as well as within the tenant section, and as the floor name "TAMLO" suggests, it has become a floor where many people gather.

This is a community revitalization and disaster prevention base that was born in Koshimizu Town, Hokkaido, and is a community revitalization and disaster prevention base that has been working in partnership with the public and public, with the aim of creating a lively and sustainable town by creating a place for people to live both in everyday life and in times of disaster. In addition to the town hall functions, the town hall will be equipped with a cafe, laundry, fitness gym, community space, etc., transforming the town hall from a traditional "place you don't go to unless you have something to do" to a new "place you come to naturally." We aim to become a central facility where the town hall and residents can work together to revitalize the town while facing the challenges of depopulation and aging.

This is the concept design and construction supervision of the second store in Saudi Arabia for the Kyoto-based coffee shop brand "%ARABICA". The client requested that a 900m2 warehouse be renovated and a custom-made gigantic roasting machine be installed. We planned a theater-like store that would make the most of the vast space while showcasing the gigantic roastery. A stage was set up at the back of the store that could be seen from any seat, and the roasting machine, which is the main attraction, was placed majestically in the center. The bean cellar, which is the symbol of "%ARABICA", surrounds it, livening up the main attraction. The store is also home to the excellent baristas of "%ARABICA", who act as an orchestra. A U-shaped kitchen counter was set up in the center of the store, and pleasant sounds were created to resonate throughout the store along with the baristas' brilliant performance. In order to allow customers to enjoy the live feeling of these two main attractions from anywhere in the store, we created a large pillar-free atrium and arranged the seats around it. The main seating area is made up of box seats separated by sheer curtains. Considering the Saudi Arabian people's concern about the distance between men and women, these seats are laid out in two tiers on both sides of the atrium. There are also bench seats around the kitchen counter where you can watch the barista right in front of you, and counter seats with a view of the whole store, allowing a variety of seating options to suit different customer demographics. Comfortable light pours in through the perforated metal from the atrium ceiling. These features have created a store where customers can enjoy delicious coffee and a theater-conscious concept design and production with all five senses, while making the most of the bright and open space.

Based on the concept of "NEXT MANILA LIFESTYLE," "MITSUKOSHI BGC" is a commercial complex that delivers a new lifestyle co-created by Japan and the Philippines, set in the international city of Bonifacio Global City. We are in charge of the basic concept and concept design of the environmental common areas, proposing a comfortable facility on a human scale by incorporating traditional Japanese space-making elements such as "approaching paths" and "street gardens" into the open commercial space, with a row of open stores that create a fun shopping experience. In the center of the facility, customers are greeted by a ceiling design called "Joining Hands," which is a Japanese icon of hands clasped together, as a symbolic concept design that expresses the project's desire to become a bridge between the Philippines and Japan.

The Magical Literature Museum (Edogawa Ward Kadono Eiko Children's Literature Museum) is a public facility planned by Edogawa Ward to pass on to future generations the imaginative, dreamy worldview and achievements of Kadono Eiko, recipient of the Hans Christian Andersen Award, known as the little Nobel Prize of children's literature. It was created as a place to disseminate the wonder of children's literature to the world at large, and to foster rich creativity that will expand children's dreams by allowing children to freely choose books, pick them up and become familiar with them. For this project, we were in charge of the master plan, schematic design, and working drawings displays under Kengo Kuma and Associates, and were also in charge of the subsequent displays production. *We will be entrusted with designated management duties from the opening in 2023.

This is a project for an employee lounge at ZOZOBASE Tsukuba 3, the fifth logistics facility for ZOZO Inc. We were in charge of everything from the basic planning to construction of the lounges on the first and fifth floors. Each floor has a fashion-related concept design concept, with denim on the first floor and plaid on the fifth floor.

In March 2023, the Hokkaido Ballpark F Village, an area that includes the new stadium of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters, was born. It is a completely new creative community space that aims to create a town with next-generation live entertainment that coexists with nature, wellness solutions that nurture the body and mind, and active cultural exchange on an expansive site of approximately 32 hectares. NOMURA Co.,Ltd. was in charge of planning, design, layout, production, displays construction, of multiple areas, mobilizing all the resources under the theme of "creating a new spectator experience that no one has ever experienced before". The main stadium, ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO, features the "BALCONY SUITE" in the premium area, the "docomo CLUB LOUNGE" and "Panasonic CLUB LOUNGE" on both wings, which combine sand-covered seats and dining areas, and a guest room with a The "tower eleven hotel" is a unique hotel with a panoramic view of the field, and the "tower eleven onsen & sauna" is the first onsen in the world to have hot spring water pumped into it. As mentioned above, the landmark "tower eleven," located behind the left field of the new stadium, features the world's first hot spring and sauna inside the stadium, Japan's first hotel inside the stadium overlooking the field, a museum, and other facilities, making it an innovative stadium that can be enjoyed all year round. For example, the world's first "natural hot spring and sauna in the stadium overlooking the field" has 24 "Totoe Terrace Seats" in the semi-outdoor swimsuit-wearing zone, where you can watch the game from the sauna room and bathtub. You can also watch the game from the sauna room and the bathtub. Together with Dai Matsuo, a.k.a. "TTNE Totoe Oyakata," a professional sauna owner, we have created a new and unprecedented style of game viewing. As for the "Hokkaido Ball Park F Village" as a whole, we are planning the entire outdoor area as well as creating welcome monuments. We will continue to contribute to the baseball team's goal of creating a "co-creative space" where fans, partners, and local residents can work together to revitalize local communities and contribute to society.

This is the premium area on the first base side of the new stadium "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" in "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village". It consists of an indoor area with reserved outdoor seating facing the field and a buffet-style restaurant. As it is located on the first base side, Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters fans will be pleased with the concept of ``BACK STAGE LOUNGE'', which recreates the atmosphere of the lounge that has been used by the team's players for a long time.

This is the premium area on the 3rd base side of the new stadium "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" in "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village". It is a premium space with a buffet-style restaurant and reserved outdoor seating located next to the 3rd base bench. With the concept of ``DOG OUTDOOR CLUB,'' which connects the outdoors with the atmosphere, you can enjoy meals made with plenty of Hokkaido ingredients in a world view surrounded by wood and greenery.

The premium area "BALCONY SUITE" located behind the back net of "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO" is a suite room with a terrace that overlooks the entire field. Guests are welcomed by a lounge space that gives an impression of Hokkaido's dynamism and vast nature, with a view of the field in the background, and allows them to experience the textures of materials such as Hokkaido wood and craft-like bronze on a human scale. In addition, on the terrace space that is integrated with the field, you can enjoy watching the game in your own way, offering a new style of watching games that can only be experienced here.

This is a hotel and hot spring facility located within "TOWER 11", a complex within the stadium of "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO", the new baseball stadium that will be the home of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters.

This is a welcome monument installed in front of 3rd GATE BASE at "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO".

L'Oreal Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of the world's largest cosmetics company, L'Oreal Group, has undergone its first major renovation since relocating Head Office to Shinjuku Park Tower in 2006. The renovated office, named "Beauty Valley" based on the concept of "En", is imbued with the desire to create a place where beauty is born that connects the country of Japan, customers, business partners, and employees. The four seasons (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) are used as concept design themes for each area, and Japanese craftsmanship is used in furniture and decorations, incorporating Japanese beauty throughout. In addition, about 4,400 of the company's products, including about 60 types of eye shadow, foundation, and lipstick, were upcycled and used for paint, light shades, tiles, etc. In pursuit of sustainable beauty, the company has installed product display fixtures similar to those in stores, fully expressing L'Oreal's beauty. In addition, the office has been designed with attention to detail in light, sound, materials, etc., and in accordance with LEED standards, an international certification for sustainable buildings that guarantees energy efficiency and waste management. Our company participated in this project as the general construction company for interiors.