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This project involved concept design and planning of the Kuwait branch of "%ARABICA," a coffee shop brand originating in Kyoto. The store is located in a spot overlooking the Jaber Al-Ahmad International Stadium, Kuwait's largest stadium with a capacity of 60,000 and used for international competitions. Therefore, we focused on the unique location, where the stadium, a landmark that characterizes the surrounding area, can be seen dynamically from inside the store, and reflected this in the spatial concept design. We extracted three elements that are characteristic of the stadium: the "oval shape" of its exterior, the "membrane roof" that protects from rain and wind while allowing in a moderate amount of natural light, and the "framework" that is lightweight and also serves a structural role, and incorporated them into the space to create a sense of harmony.

This facility is Japan's first 3D-printed housing construction technology, and the first commercially available 3D-printed store for general sale. Its purpose is to provide relaxation through advanced training and extraordinary experiences. The operating company is Cascade Tokyo, which develops medical and nursing care services, and it utilizes the development technology of its partner, Selendisc, which was the first in Japan to realize 3D-printed housing and commercialization. For this project, our company is in charge of creative production utilizing technology, from research, planning, and consulting to concept design, exhibit execution. We aimed to create a treatment space that combines advanced technology and concept design, with the hope that it will be a stepping stone for the development of future treatment centers.

This is the first urban condominium in the "NOT A HOTEL" brand, which offers vacation homes for purchase starting from 10 nights per year. Our company was in charge of the interior concept concept design and basic planning. The overall supervision was handled by Kundo Koyama, and the concept is to enjoy the "blank space" in life. There are eight types of spacious rooms, all over 100 square meters and equipped with balconies. Each room is composed of a different concept and concept design while maintaining a sense of unity.

Kaiyukan, one of the world's largest aquariums located in Osaka, presents the "Life-Spinning Coral Exhibition," a special exhibition that puts coral, often relegated to the background of aquarium tanks, in the spotlight. displays 's theme is the "vitality" of resilient coral, aiming to introduce visitors to the charm of coral, encourage them to see aquariums in a new light, and even turn them into coral fans. It also aims to create a synergistic effect by coinciding with the renewal of the "Great Barrier Reef" tank, the aquarium's largest tank.

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.

This was a major renovation project commemorating the 25th anniversary of Anniversaire Omotesando's opening. Our company was in charge of the complete renovation of the chapel, cafe, salon, banquet halls (3 floors), and flower shop. As a symbol of our desire to transform the venue not just into a wedding hall, but into a vibrant new "hall of anniversaries," we created a space where the happy atmosphere unique to Anniversaire can be experienced more on a daily basis through the path that the bride and groom walk after their ceremony, and where various moments can be created by each customer. Furthermore, each newly renovated floor has its own unique characteristics, expanding the range of choices that can be enjoyed, allowing for a freer expression of the joy that arises from them, and realizing a space that can be used for various occasions beyond just weddings. In addition, concept design of "connecting and linking" is subtly incorporated throughout each floor, expressing the spatial nature of a "hall of anniversaries."

This project, a collaboration between Mori Building and Keio University, aims to create an innovative hub for next-generation preventive medicine, set against the backdrop of Azabudai Hills, a "Modern Urban Village" concept based on the two pillars of Green & Wellness. The center will expand and relocate from within the university hospital in Shinanomachi to two floors, the 5th and 6th floors, of the Mori JP Tower in Azabudai Hills. The 5th floor will offer personalized health checkups where patients can order examination menus according to their own needs, while the 6th floor will offer a newly established membership-based medical service, "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 project involved concept design, planning, and construction supervision of the second Saudi Arabian location for "%ARABICA," a coffee shop brand originating in Kyoto. The client requested the renovation of a warehouse of approximately 900 square meters and the installation of a custom-made, gigantic roasting machine. Therefore, we planned a theater-like store that would showcase the massive roastery while making the most of the vast space. A platform visible from every seat was created at the back of the store, and the star of the show, the roasting machine, was placed proudly in the center. The bean cellar, a symbol of "%ARABICA," surrounds it, enhancing the main attraction. This store also features "%ARABICA's" talented baristas, who act as an orchestra and are also main characters. A U-shaped kitchen counter is located in the center of the store, allowing the baristas' brilliant performances and pleasant sounds to resonate throughout the store. To allow customers to enjoy the live atmosphere of these two main characters from anywhere in the seating area, a large, column-free atrium was created, and seating was arranged around it. The main seating area consists of box seats separated by sheer curtains. These seats, designed with consideration for the personal space between men and women in Saudi Arabia, are arranged in two layers on either side of the open atrium. In addition, there are bench seats around the kitchen counter where customers can watch the baristas at work, and counter seats offering a panoramic view of the entire store, providing a variety of seating options to suit different customer preferences. Pleasant light streams in from the atrium ceiling through perforated metal. These elements create a bright and open space where customers can enjoy delicious coffee and a theater-inspired concept design and presentation that engages all five senses.

"MITSUKOSHI BGC" is a mixed-use commercial facility based on the concept of "NEXT MANILA LIFESTYLE," set in the international city of Bonifacio Global City, delivering a new lifestyle co-created by Japan and the Philippines. Our company was in charge of the basic concept and concept design of the common areas, and we propose a comfortable facility on a human scale by incorporating elements of traditional Japanese place-making such as "sando" (approach to a shrine) and "tori-niwa" (passageway garden) into the open commercial space and the layout of open shops that create the joy of shopping. In the center of the facility, as a symbolic concept design that expresses the project's desire to become a bridge between the Philippines and Japan, a ceiling called "Joining Hands," which is an icon of intertwined hands with a Japanese touch, welcomes customers.

The Magic 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 and dreamy worldview and achievements of Kadono Eiko, recipient of the "International Hans Christian Andersen Award," often called the "small Nobel Prize of children's literature." It was created as a place to widely disseminate the wonders of children's literature to the world, where children can freely choose books, pick them up, and become familiar with them, thereby nurturing their rich creativity and expanding dreams. In this project, our company was in charge of displays basic plan, schematic design, and working drawings under the supervision of Kengo Kuma & Associates, and also handled the subsequent displays production. *We have been entrusted with the management of the facility since its opening in 2023.

This project involved the employee break rooms at "ZOZOBASE Tsukuba 3," the fifth logistics facility for ZOZO Co., Ltd. Our company was responsible for everything from the basic planning to construction of the break rooms on the first and fifth floors. Each floor has a fashion-related concept design concept: denim for the first floor and plaid (checkered pattern) for the fifth floor.

In March 2023, the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters' new stadium and the surrounding area, "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village," were born. On a vast site of approximately 32 hectares, it is a completely new creative community space aiming to create a vibrant town that coexists with nature, offering next-generation live entertainment, wellness solutions that nurture mind and body, and active cultural exchange. NOMURA Co.,Ltd. brought together all its resources with the theme of "creating a new viewing experience that no one has ever experienced before," and was in charge of planning, design, layout, production, and displays construction for multiple areas. At the main stadium, "ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO," they created spaces such as the "BALCONY SUITE" in the premium area, the "docomo CLUB LOUNGE" and "Panasonic CLUB LOUNGE" on both sides of the field that combine sand-side seats and dining, the unique "tower eleven hotel" where guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the field from their rooms, and the "tower eleven onsen & sauna," the world's first hot spring facility. As mentioned earlier, "TOWER 11," a landmark located behind left field in the new stadium, boasts the world's first in-stadium hot spring and sauna, Japan's first in-stadium hotel with panoramic field views, a museum, and other facilities, making it an innovative stadium that can be enjoyed year-round. For example, the world's first "in-stadium natural hot spring and sauna with panoramic field views" features 24 "relaxation terrace seats" in a semi-outdoor swimsuit-required zone, allowing visitors to watch the game from the sauna room or bathtub. We have created a new and unprecedented viewing style together with professional sauna enthusiast, Dai Matsuo, also known as "TTNE Totono-e Oyakata." As for the "Hokkaido Ballpark F Village" as a whole, we are involved in the planning of the entire outdoor area, as well as the creation of the welcome monument. The team aims to continue contributing to the "co-creation space" that will lead to the revitalization of the local community and contributions to society, together with fans, partners, and the local community.

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.