Works#Kanto

This project was planned in an area lined with restaurants on Shirokane Platinum Street. The intention was to create a building that would evoke memories, with a new yet comfortable presence and the appearance of having been there for a long time, on a 35m-wide site. Our company assisted with schematic design and design supervision of this building, which aimed to become a landmark of the city as a complex dining facility. Since the building required a sense of openness, we used cement broken stones to create a sense of openness and shielding, and a texture that looks as if it has been eroded by wind and light. This also contributes to creating the atmosphere of "dry land in the south," which is concept design keyword for the interior. Based on a consistent concept, we assisted with everything from interiors concept design to the selection of plants and artwork in order to realize a unified interior that allows you to feel the wind and light flowing in from outside, as well as greenery and water. When viewed from the outside, interiors concept design that continues to the terrace, combined with the planting plan, becomes one of the elements that decorate the façade, and the architectural façade becomes a borrowed view from the interior space, and the space is created by the interior and exterior complementing each other. The facility has a dining room, a teppanyaki restaurant, two banquet halls, and a chapel, and all kitchens are walk-in or open kitchens. The front room of the chapel and the bucket hall is separated by glass, and emphasis is placed on the visibility and continuity of the space within the facility. In addition to being open to the street, the expressions created by the materials that have already aged create an atmosphere that seems to have existed for a long time, making it a distinctive landmark and building an intimate relationship with the town. ◎Our group project members [Sales] Takenaka Hisayasu, Kitai Takuya [Direction] Kosaka Ryu [design, layout] Architecture: Iizumi Hiroyuki Interior: Saito Reiko, Hisakane Masahiro [Production and construction] Idei Keiji

Cocoon City is a large-scale commercial area with an operating area of approximately 70,000 square meters located in Saitama Shin-Toshin. Cocoon 2, the new core facility consisting of 164 tenants, opened this spring under the concept of "Life Creation" to add color to daily life. In addition to the existing Cocoon 1 facility, the former Ito-Yokado building was newly renovated as Cocoon 3, creating a shopping center with a "surprise every time you visit. As a partner in the Cocoon City project, which Katakura Kogyo developed on its own real estate, we provided comprehensive support for the realization of the project, from the development stage of Cocoon 2 to the planning consultancy and MD planning for commercial planning, environment design, layout, production construction, tenant leasing and furniture and fixture manufacturing operations, ranging from software operations to hardware operations. We provided comprehensive support for the realization of the project. The space is designed to be enjoyable for visitors of all ages, and expresses the liveliness and sparkle of life of visitors in a space incorporating sunlight that symbolizes the enjoyment of a pleasant stroll through the city. displays As the name "cocoon" (cocoon = "cocoon") suggests, this was originally the site of Katakura Omiya Silk Mill, which was the representative of Katakura Industries, Ltd. The project also includes a "Katakura Gallery" () and a "Corridor of Memories" (), which introduce the history of Katakura and Omiya. Nomura Group companies Nomura Products, Node, and Nomura Duo also participated in the project, demonstrating the "collective strength of the NOMURA Co.,Ltd. Group" in every aspect of the project to meet the diverse needs of the client. In addition to space creation operations, we also responded to operational needs, such as support for opening preparations and tenant follow-up services by leveraging our experience in management and operation, and assisted in the overall SC development.

[Project summary] At "JOINUS" in Yokohama Station on the Sotetsu Line, a new baby rest room was installed on the 3rd floor ladies fashion floor, and the women's restroom/multipurpose restroom was also completely renovated. Our company assisted design, layout, production, and construction, and "Team M", consisting of female employees who are currently raising children, joined the project team and worked with the client's staff to create a space that paid attention to details such as easy-to-use traffic flow and comfort for parents and children when breastfeeding.

[Project Summary] Toranomon HOP is a bar located in Toranomon Hills where you can enjoy a wide variety of German beers. In order to embody the concept of the Toranomon Hills commercial store, "Gathering Hub," we aimed to create a store that would foster borderless communication. More than half of the store's walls face the architectural curtain wall, and the location overlooks the outdoor garden "Oval Plaza," creating a space that conveys the store's presence to the plaza while at the same time making you feel comfortable surrounded by wood. The bar counter is finished with a heavy mortar using traditional motifs to express the dignity of German beer, and all the counter tops and furniture that you touch are made of thick solid wood with a bandsaw finish, giving them a friendly form. In addition, the protruding standing tables create a bustling atmosphere like a street-front store, with people and things spilling out to the outside of the store. We assisted with design, layout. [Our staff] Sales: Hisayasu Takenaka Direction: Ryu Kosaka concept design /planning: Hirosuke Sasaki

Kewpie Corporation's tour facility "Mayo Terrace" has opened at the site of the former Sengawa factory. This facility is by reservation only and offers a 90-minute full attendance session where you can learn about various information related to mayonnaise while experiencing it in a fun way. We have provided total support from schematic design to construction. Just being there makes your heart feel happy! That is the kind of space we have created.

[Project Overview] The manga "Attack on Titan" has sold over 44 million copies in Japan and is available in over 10 countries around the world. The unique world view and clever storyline, centered around the battle between humanity and the Titans that eat them, were presented using a wide variety of displays methods. In addition to the original displays, the event featured a large 4D experience theater, a 360-degree video space using three-dimensional models that look like real Titans and the latest technology, HMD (Head Mount Display), and other experiences that can be enjoyed by both those who know the work and those who don't. This was the most popular experience-based displays event in Japan in 2014, and was a hot topic in the media and by word of mouth. We assisted with the planning, design, layout, and construction of the space. [Customer feedback] Based on the concept of "fear," they were able to create an art exhibition that was satisfying to the end, with a flow that captured the world view and story of the original work, highlighting the main original drawings, and an opening theater that exceeded expectations in a good way. *This event is scheduled to be held in Oita and Osaka in 2015. ©Hajime Isayama, Kodansha / "Attack on Titan Exhibition" Production Committee

In conjunction with the expansion of the entire terminal building to accommodate the increase in international flights at Haneda Airport, the JAL International Sakura Lounge was expanded and renovated to be 2.5 times larger. Based on the Japanese concept of "Room To Room," where rooms are connected but separated by partitions, the number of corridors was reduced, and the floor was finished with an open feel, with original lattices and gently partitioned washi paper sand glass, allowing each seat to have a view of the runway while still maintaining privacy. In addition, the split-level floor that offers a wide view, motifs that evoke the sky and travel, and flower petals that symbolize the Sakura Lounge were all created using traditional Japanese techniques to create original art that fits the theme, embodying a refined and sophisticated concept of "tradition, innovation, and the Japanese spirit." We assisted with design, layout of this project. <Awards> *BEST 100 at the "JCD concept design Award 2015" *Selected for the "Japan Space concept design Award 2015" Areas of responsibility: design, layout

"Toriba Coffee Ginza Main Store" is a boutique roaster with a specialty coffee bean store on the first floor and a factory for roasting in-house on the second floor. To express "Hawaii" at the root of the concept, we aimed to create a luxurious space with an open façade concept design that allows the aroma of coffee to flow into the street. In addition, the 7.3m green wall installed in the atrium, some of which uses real plants, provides a new view to the Ginza area, and creates a relaxed atmosphere inside the store, making it feel like a more high-quality space. We assisted with the basic concept, design, layout, and interior administration. [Awards] "JCD concept design Award 2015" Silver Award "Japan Space concept design Award 2015" Selected Areas of Responsibility: design, layout, Basic Concept, Design Management

The first class lounge has been renewed and expanded to three times its original size. One corner of the lounge, an expanded area, was planned with the theme of a hideout-like space for adults. In a new approach, folding screens with patterns of mica powder on Japanese paper were placed on both sides, and plastering art on the theme of Shuhei Hasado's contrails was placed in front. We believe that this lounge, which has different concepts depending on the area, can embody the challenge of JAL, which continues to innovate while preserving tradition.

The Seibu Sogo Musashikosugi Shop, which opened in the Grand Tree Musashikosugi shopping complex, is themed around "SUITE RESIDENCE" and is concept design with motifs that evoke the natural elements of wind, light, and greenery, as well as a pleasant atrium and a casual, yet comfortable space using high-quality furniture and materials. Our company assisted with design, layout, production, and construction. Areas of responsibility: design, layout, production, construction

Our company assisted with the complete renovation of a rental apartment complex consisting of six buildings built 27 years ago. Based on the theme of "a hotel with a New York fireplace," the charm of the space is maximized by making use of the existing architecture while adding new concept design. Combining the original sauna and shower room with the bathroom made it possible to create a spacious bathroom, and the unused fireplace was brought back to life by renewing the equipment and materials and setting up a firewood shed in the garden. Natural materials such as solid wood, stone, and plaster walls were used to create a high-quality, relaxing space. The owner of the property actually said, "It feels wonderful every time I come back." Areas of responsibility: Concept concept design, furniture and fixture manufacturing, schematic design, removal

Belgian chocolate specialist "B by B" has opened its first overseas street-level store in Ginza. In the centre of the store is a "transparent drawer with floating chocolates" from which visitors can experience the world of the product packaging by pulling out and selecting products with their own hands. As a joint project with nendo, concept design office based in Tokyo and Milan, our company assisted with everything from schematic design and working drawings to interiors construction. Photo by Daici Ano [Our staff] Project Manager: Inaba Tatsuya Designer: Hotta Masumi Product Director: Yokota Jun <Awards> * Excellence Award at the "Japan Space concept design Award 2015" * Silver Award at the "JCD concept design Award 2015" Areas of responsibility: interiors construction, schematic design, working drawings

"Wonder Life BOX 2020" is a facility that opened in the Panasonic Center Tokyo facility, and proposes Panasonic's idea of "A Better Life A Better World in 2020" through concrete displays using the cloud. Based on the concept of "A rich life you aspire to, in your own way and in comfort," the facility displays "entrances," "living room, dining room, kitchen, private offices," "sanitary rooms, bedrooms," and more, and proposes a rich lifestyle in which people can live comfortably and independently by effectively incorporating optimal city and social services into their homes based on life logs of sounds, images, energy, etc. collected from home appliances and housing equipment. The tour is in the form of a tour, and visitors can experience the experience through demonstrations by attendants, and after the tour, they can exchange opinions in a meeting room in the facility. "Wonder Life BOX 2020" is a space that disseminates the latest information and leads to the creation of new business partners and the creation of new business models. @Our project members Sales: Okawa Nobutoshi Direction: Suzuki Keichiyo concept design: Abe Sachiko, Nakamura Hisataka, Koga Sayaka, Yoshida Keisuke Production: Tomibayashi Kenji, Terui Masamichi, Yano Tomohiro, Nishi Hideyasu, Yamashita Yuko, Matsubara Atsuko, Fujihira Kiichi <Awards> ● Encouragement Award at the 34th Display Industry Awards (2015) ● Selected for the Japan Space concept design Awards 2015 Areas of responsibility: design, layout, basic concept, design administration, construction, construction supervision, interior administration

The food and beverage zone on the basement floor of Mitsui Tower was given a makeover this March. The new space is unified with concept design that exudes a sense of unity and openness, and expresses the fusion of sophistication and stylishness that is characteristic of the Muromachi period. The six tenants, each with an open counter kitchen, are bustling with office workers every day. Our company assisted with a wide range of aspects, including planning, design, layout, production and construction, and furniture and fixture manufacturing. Areas of responsibility: design, layout, planning, furniture and fixture manufacturing, production and construction

Tama Rokuto Science Museum opened in 1994, underwent its first displays renovation in 2001, and underwent a second renovation in March 2013. The 2013 renovation took advantage of the dual benefits of having the displays designer and designated manager as the same person, allowing NOMURA Co.,Ltd. 's planners and designers to gather feedback from on-site museum staff and refine the design. Not only did displays rooms revamp while retaining existing displays, but the new space also became easier to use and manage for front-line museum staff. displays design's distinctive features include the inclusion of three areas in each exhibition room: a "lab" experience space where visitors can deepen their scientific learning through communication with staff; a "connecting spot" information dissemination space in collaboration with local talent, businesses, and academic institutions; and a "kids' space" to foster intergenerational interaction. These features ensure that displays displays remains "people-centered" and "continuously growing and evolving."