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The first floor of Panasonic Center Tokyo has been renovated into an experiential 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, each child will find ideas for "ACT" and become friends who will take action on environmental issues. We are aiming for The various shapes scattered throughout the space represent the unfinished forms that children will create themselves in the future, as a place where each child can learn while searching for answers to environmental problems, which are issues that do not have clear answers. doing. In addition, by asking questions using the four big signs, you can explore hints while experiencing game content and hands-on displays. The content is set in familiar homes and daily life, so that you can relate large-scale environmental issues to your own daily actions. In addition, through games that combine analog gimmicks such as "pushing" and "turning" with digital content, and through collaborative work with friends, we have devised ways to allow children to have fun and learn using their bodies in a real space.

While conveying the Panasonic Group's major policy of ``Panasonic GREEN IMPACT'' to visitors through displays, we also embodied this in the overall space concept design, creating an displays booth with as little loss as possible. By taking the environmental impact into consideration, using minimal building and flooring materials, and using a large amount of recycled materials, we were able to reduce our carbon footprint in terms of booth construction and logistics, and communicate the group's policies to the world. I did. In addition, the symbol signs placed in each area were concept design using products. By providing a place for people to gather as a symbol, and composing it with products, we appealed our message to visitors and the media in an easy-to-understand manner.

Roadside Station Kadena offers a panoramic view of Kadena Air Base, the largest US Air Force base in the Far East. This project is a renovation project of the "Learning displays Room" on the third floor of the building, which will be used as a "place of peace learning" for students on school trips and tourists, and as a "place of regional learning" for local people and children. I aimed to enrich it. displays begins with a prologue that tells us that Kadena is truly a "base town," with 82% of the town occupied by U.S. military bases, and begins with a prologue that tells us that Kadena is truly a "base town," with 82% of the town area occupied by U.S. military bases. While tracing Kadena Town's history with bases from the Battle of Okinawa, which marked the beginning of base formation, to the era of U.S. military rule when bases were increasingly expanded, to the post-return, where the burden of bases continued, and up to the present day, The structure is designed to ask, "Why are the bases here? Why don't the bases disappear?" With the keyword "There is a base in my town", interviews with people living in Kadena Town will be held as displays that unravels the existence of the base from the perspective of "me" and "my family" who have lived side by side with Kadena Air Base. We have introduced videos and manga explanations featuring ``me'' and ``my family.'' displays allow people to think about life in a base town while experiencing the noises and smells, and displays that allow visitors to place Kadena Air Base in their own town on a map to get a sense of its size. , we put some effort into it.

Taikisha is a world-class global environmental engineering company that contributes to society with advanced technologies related to energy, air, and water. This project is a plan for a communication space aimed at creating open innovation with Taikisha's customers and partner companies. The reception area on the 29th floor of Shinjuku Grand Tower, where our head office is located, has been renovated into a showroom, and we are planning and concept design it as TAIKISHA INNOVATION GATE Shinjuku, an entranceway for co-creating new value with the aim of solving business partner issues and social issues.・We were in charge of digital content production, etc.

At the beginning of the planning process, Akikusa Gakuen asked us about earthquake retrofitting of the gymnasium. Along with earthquake-proofing construction and the renewal of the gymnasium's facade and interiors, the passage connecting the school building and the gymnasium will be changed to ``a dark, damp atmosphere, but a bright and clean passageway.''The school also wants to create a space that can be preserved for the next generation.'' In response to this request, we decided to concept design a passageway space that expressed Akikusa Gakuen's identity. The most important aspect of this plan was to create a space that people can continue to feel attached to. Therefore, this time, we created the origins of concept design together with the students in a workshop, and worked on "concept design progress" to create a sense of attachment and pass it down. We asked the students to bring in a photo that expresses the ``Akikusa-ness'', and from the words expressed in the form of ``#〇〇'', we extracted the feelings that were expressed, sublimated it into concept design, and displayed it on the aisle. did. By allowing students to consider concept design as their own and disseminate it to those around them, we promoted the idea that the ``Akikusa-ness'' would be passed down from generation to generation, and that people would continue to interact with the space with fondness.

The SC Business Fair is sponsored by the Japan Shopping Center Association and is one of the largest events in the industry that brings together people involved in shopping centers. Our company also exhibited for three days from January 25th to 27th, 2023. The book ``Create a Happy Space'' was published in February 2023. - The hard-working people of NOMURA''*, the booth concept design is based on white, the walls are mirrored, books are lined up on the fixtures and shelves, and coffee is served, creating a ``happy space'' for visitors. I made a performance that would be like this. A total of approximately 670 people visited our booth over the three days. *Let's create a happy space. - The hard-working people of NOMURA: This book introduces our company's cutting-edge space creation, from amusement facilities to hotels, museums, and offices, to create spaces that evoke happiness in people.

This is the Machida store of PAPABUBBLE, an art candy shop originating from Barcelona, Spain. We aimed for a symbolic concept design that would serve as a base for transmitting the PAPABUBBLE brand in the Machida area, while taking advantage of the long, narrow and distinctive section located next to the escalators in the commercial facility. The store opening area originally has low visibility from the entrance of the commercial facility, and because the viewpoint changes from the escalator up and down, and it can be approached from multiple traffic lines, it is difficult to determine the main viewpoint and make it difficult to "show the store's face". was the issue of attracting customers. Therefore, we made a plan to take advantage of the location, which can be seen from all angles, including escalators and multiple traffic lines, and turn it into an advantage in attracting customers. Specifically, approximately 7m x 90 aluminum bars shaped like PAPABUBBLE's signature candy bar are boldly placed in the space, and each side is painted a different color, causing the color to change depending on the viewing angle. has been applied. The floor plan uses this visual effect to draw customers into the store and allow them to enjoy shopping. The gradational color changes are also reminiscent of the magical performance of PAPABUBBLE's candies and the variety of their flavors.

This is a renovation plan for Amada's Global Innovation Center, a company that sells and develops metal processing technology and processing equipment that boasts a world-class market share. We planned the brand appeal area, technology displays, communication space, actual equipment displays area, and sales negotiation space based on the value that Amada brings to the world. Since our founding, we have inherited our passion for building ties with customers and manufacturing that contributes to society. It is a facility where you can feel sexuality.

The mission of the HU Group is to create new value in healthcare. The symbol of this is the HU Bioness Complex, the core facility for the healthcare business. This is a place where the future of all life is created through the fusion of bio, the data of life, and business, which is the fusion of creativity that brings about innovation in the industry. In order to realize the facility concept of “connect, show, and nurture”, we concept design the working environment for our employees, plan and produce spaces and content that guide guests to the value provided by our facility, name the facility, and develop the facility. As a "communication concept design", I was in overall charge of branding such as logos and signs, as well as promotion and operation of novelties, leaflets, and opening events.

In order to provide guests with the concept of the hotel, "Experience Hokkaido," we have created the ultimate local production area with "sustainability" in mind while valuing the culture and ways of thinking that have been cherished in this area. I planned a hotel. For the exterior, interiors, and structure, we aimed to make full use of materials by not only using building materials such as wood, stone, and soil from Hokkaido, but also creating furniture that makes effective use of building offcuts. In addition, some of the furniture in the hotel lounge is made in Asahikawa, which is famous as a furniture town, using wood from Hokkaido. We are creating a connection between the hotel and the community from both soft and hard aspects. The restaurant uses not only Hokkaido-produced ingredients (agricultural products, marine products, dairy products, etc.), but also ingredients that you can see the faces of the producers. We have set up a record player and set up beautiful photographs of various parts of Hokkaido by five photographers as art, so that guests can experience Hokkaido deeply through their five senses. Whether you're heading to Sapporo or starting from Sapporo, this is a hotel where you can have a one-of-a-kind experience in Sapporo, the gateway to Hokkaido.

The Hyogo Prefectural Hyogotsu Museum was established in Hyogotsu, Hyogo Ward, Kobe City, where the first prefectural government office was located, as a base for conveying the appeal of the prefecture and fostering awareness of the prefecture's hometown among the citizens. It consists of two halls: the Hyogo Hajimarikan, an displays facility that conveys the history, culture, industry, and other attractions of the prefecture; The "Hyogo Hajimari Museum" is an "Invitation to the Hyogo Five Kingdoms" zone consisting of a "Hyogo Discovery Plaza" that conveys the charm of each region of Hyogo Five Kingdoms and a theater with a large curved screen. It consists of a permanent displays "Kyoto no Hyogotsu" zone where you can experience the life of the artist, and a special displays room. The Kitamae boat-shaped lantern at the entrance and the bird's eye view of 150 years ago when the prefecture was born by a modern bird's eye painter invites visitors to Hyogotsu, the city where Hyogo originated.

The Sunshine 60 Observatory was built in 1978. In 2016, it was renewed as a "fun observatory", but this time in April 2023, it will be reopened as a new facility "Sunshine 60 Observatory Tenbo Park". This facility was inspired by the "comfortable park with grass" in Toshima Ward, which has been promoting urban development centered on four parks. We aimed to create a park-like facility that is comfortable and full of openness. In the main area on the south side, "Tenbo no Oka", where you can see the skyscrapers of Shinjuku and other views of the city center, the combination of mirrors and greenery spreads a comfortable view space where you can feel the sense of openness that connects you to the scenery and the sense of unity with nature. increase. In addition, while relaxing on the artificial turf, swing-shaped benches, cushions with different heights, and net benches, you can enjoy the view that spreads out from each viewpoint and the changing scenery of the sky and clouds in your own way. . As for the newly incorporated functions, we have newly established a high-speed space and a baby room, and we also provide baby food in the cafe, while being aware that even small children can enjoy themselves with peace of mind. By adjusting the scene of the scent, we are creating an observation deck for adults where you can experience the change of time with your five senses. In addition, in the "event space" area on the north displays where the scenery of Mt. I'm here.

It is a project of "Marunouchi Street Park", which is being worked on as a demonstration experiment of future area management that transforms "road space" into a comfortable "urban park space" on Marunouchi Nakadori, Tokyo. The summer of 2022 will include a verification of what parks in the city center should be in order to make them permanent.・We verified the ideal way of safety management with a view to the park-like space. Based on the concept of "Marunouchi Street Park for everyone," we have created a city park space where people from all walks of life can feel nature with all five senses, connect with people, the city, and culture, and feel like spending a leisurely time. In addition, we arranged an inclusive table, a library, a refreshing space for light exercise, a street piano, etc. to provide opportunities for communication among visitors, and many people enjoyed them. (Holding period: 2022/8/2-9/11)

"Marunouchi Street Park (MSP)" is a social experiment project to verify the future state and utilization of Marunouchi Nakadori in Tokyo. “MSP 2022 Winter”, which was held for the 7th time since its start in 2019, expanded the development area from Marunouchi Nakadori to Gyokodori in front of Tokyo Station, making it the largest ever. . We participated as a general planning partner and in charge of operations. The theme this time is "MSP Twinkle Street". Block 1 in front of the Marunouchi Building design, layout a Christmas market in collaboration with stores in the Otemachi, Marunouchi, and Yurakucho areas. We have created a place for winter hare filled with heartwarming devices such as benches. Block 2 in front of the Marunouchi 2-chome building has the theme of "Twinkle Terrace", and has a street piano performance space that is popular every time, a spot where you can take pictures with the illumination in the background, a long hot bench, etc., so that visitors can enjoy the winter illumination. We have set up a space where you can relax while enjoying. And on Gyoko-dori Street in front of Tokyo Station, which is the first MSP development, we will install the "Marunouchi Street Rink" using an environmentally friendly resin skating rink, so that many visitors regardless of age or gender can enjoy outdoor activities. They were able to experience the charm of enjoying skating, and it was well received. (Holding period: 2022/11/29-12/25)

We were in charge of the planning, concept design, and construction of the renovation of the entrance of Oji Holdings Co., Ltd.'s headquarters (main building). The concept is "forest field". In order to express the company's desire to move forward with forest resources at the entrance, native species of live trees and wooden fixtures are effectively arranged, and the focus is on realism, where you can feel the healing of the forest while staying in an office building in the city. I aimed to create a space. The wooden fixtures are made from coniferous trees such as Sakhalin firs and larch, as well as hardwoods such as Quercus crispula and birch harvested from company-owned forests. We used plenty of solid wood to create a beautiful and warm space unique to wood.