Works#2011 and earlier

The Saga Prefectural Space Science Museum "Yumeginga" was established in 1999 as a communication facility that connects people and science. Since 2006, we have been the representative of the "designated manager" and are currently jointly managing it with Mavec Co., Ltd. The concept is "to develop children's scientific minds," "to convey the wonder of discovery and creation," and "to discover and recognize a comprehensive understanding of the universe, the Earth, and Saga, and their relationship with oneself." In addition to displays that enhance learning, we planned topical displays that can be enjoyed by tourists and disseminated nationwide. This facility has three zones: the "Saga Discovery Zone," the "Earth Discovery Zone," and the "Space Discovery Zone," and our company was in charge of all the zones when the museum opened. After a full renovation of the "Earth Discovery Zone" in the quarter century since its opening, we fully renovated the "Space Discovery Zone" in 2024. The concept of the renovation of the "Space Discovery Zone," where there are as many exciting things in space as there are stars, is "a long journey into space." The two perspectives of space science, which seeks to understand what the universe is, and space activities, which are humanity's attempt to pioneer the universe, are linked together under the theme of "life." The entire displays space depicts on a grand scale where our life originates, where it is headed, and how it is related to the universe. We also aimed to create an displays experience that makes visitors feel closer to the universe and broadens their perspective, leading to two existing zones on another floor.

Himeji Castle Main Keep has undergone restoration work for five years since the fall of 2009. The aim is to have visitors observe the construction up close and experience the true charm of castle architecture, as well as the importance of cultural assets and the need to pass on Himeji Castle, which is a valuable World Heritage Site and National Treasure, to future generations. It is a facility that did. It will be the first time in Japan that the restoration of a World Cultural Heritage site will be open to the public at all times.

Nagoya City Science Museum, beloved by local citizens since its opening in 1962, reopened on March 19, 2011. Starting with the commissioning of the master displays plans for four large-scale displays, we were involved in a variety of work, including displays working drawings, displays production and construction, and the master plan and interior administration of the world's largest planetarium. In addition to space creation, after the museum opened, we also operated the museum shop and museum cafe & restaurant, and were in charge of maintenance work for the large-scale displays equipment. In order to contribute to attracting visitors to the Nagoya City Science Museum, we have undertaken a wide range of activities, from space creation before the museum opened to space revitalization after it opened.

In light of the changes in the social environment and consumer awareness since the earthquake, Sharp designed the entire booth to look like a "house" in order to promote new products and businesses based on its "Eco-Positive Life" and "Smart Life" concept design. On the main stage, which was the face of the booth, a large 50-screen LCD display prominently promoted the solar company.

Fairwood Partners and NOMURA, Ltd. jointly exhibited at Eco-Products. We introduced the idea of "Fairwood," which promotes the circulation of forest resources and healthy economic activity, as well as examples of NOMURA 's Fairwood and other environmentally friendly initiatives. We assisted with everything from research and planning to operation and management.

This facility opened in 2011, and currently, NOMURA, as the representative of the "designated manager," is jointly managing it with the Morioka City Tourism and Convention Association. It has two aspects: it is a cultural property exhibition facility that houses the precious treasures of the Nanbu family, and at the same time, it is located in Morioka Castle Ruins Park, where various people such as local residents, tourists, and school trip students gather and are utilized as a base for "town sightseeing" where they can experience the history and traditional culture of the castle town. NOMURA has been involved in the preparations for the opening as the designated manager, and is currently working to provide stable services for the locals and tourists who have been looking forward to the opening, while cherishing the dignity of a facility that exhibits the treasures of Morioka in the area hit by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

We were in charge of the interiors design and production for Poppins Co., Ltd. when they relocated their head office. The colors were unified throughout, centering on the company's corporate colors of pink and white. A high-quality concept design to welcome customers. By consolidating the offices, which were previously divided over four floors, into one floor, we aimed to create an office that would unify not only the space but also the feelings of the people who work there. Areas of responsibility: Production and construction, design, layout

An illumination decoration project that colors the area around Shinjuku Station during the year-end and New Year holidays, including Southern Terrace, Mylord, Odakyu Department Store, Odakyu Hulk, and Odakyu Ace. This year, due to the power supply shortage caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, we took care to significantly reduce power consumption while creating heartwarming illumination decorations that allow people to feel the bond between people. Under the cold night sky, many couples, families, and friends form long lines at the monument of light set up on the Southern Terrace. I was making my expression shine in the bathing performance.

[Project Summary] This museum was established with the goal of collecting and displaying the original drawings of painter Fujiko F. Fujio. In addition to an displays room displaying the original drawings, a manga corner where you can read his works, a kids' space where children can play, and a video theater where original works are screened, there is also a character monument outdoors surrounded by greenery. Staff with a variety of skills worked together to meet the client's challenges, including spatial concept design, character modeling, displays direction, and even newspaper advertisements, pamphlets, and wrapping buses.

Patisserie Lab Tsuji is a store-type training room of Tsuji Culinary Group's senior school "Tsuji Confectionery Research Institute" and is located on the 3rd floor of Abeno Market Park Q's Mall. By engaging in manufacturing, operation, and sales in a system similar to that of an actual store, research students can not only learn practical confectionery making, but also comprehensively learn about the profession of patisserie. This is the first time in Japan that a store-type training room has been opened in a general commercial facility, not attached to a school.

With the theme of providing a space where passengers can relax while gazing at the sky and planes, a new café with an outdoor terrace and an open lounge that can be used casually have been installed. Regardless of the time of day, the airport is often filled with businessmen waiting to board, as well as couples and families preparing to travel. With the main objectives of "making the airport experience more enjoyable" and "enhancing airport hospitality," the project played a part in creating an airport terminal that is beloved not only by passengers but also by local residents. It has also become a symbol that expresses "hospitality" through the greenery and sky. (Architectural design: Yasui design administration & Engineers, Inc.; Facilities design: Airport Engineering Co., Ltd.) Areas in charge: Production and construction

This was Kaneka Corporation's first exhibition at Milano Salone, the world's largest concept design trade fair. The company aimed to bring out the potential of OLED lighting panels, which are expected to be the next generation of lighting source and are thin, light, and emit soft light as a surface light source, and created a space themed around a Japanese bar, with the image of "cherry blossoms at night." In addition to the actual design, layout, production, and construction, Kaneka handled the total production, including venue arrangements, on-site operations, and coordinating with creators. (Design: Torafu Architects, Inc.; Lighting: Okayasu Izumi Lighting Design Office) (Milan, Italy) Areas of responsibility: design, layout, production, construction, research, planning, operation, management

"AMU Plaza Hakata" is the core commercial facility of "JR Hakata City" located at Hakata Station, the gateway to Kyushu and Asia. It aims to be a station building that not only sells goods to a wide range of target customers, but also leaves a lasting impression. The retail floor combines organic horizontal traffic lines with the adjacent commercial facilities and functional vertical traffic lines connecting the upper and lower floors, realizing a store layout that makes it easy to shop around. environmental design also varies depending on the character of the floor, such as a high level of prestige or a casual feel full of individuality. Furthermore, while flexibly responding to the concept of each floor, a sense of unity and quality was ensured throughout the building. Areas of responsibility: design, layout

Spatial Concept: Great Corridor of Light and Greenery” This is the environmental plan for the restaurant zone “City Dining Kuten,” which will be the face of the new Hakata Station building. Centered on a 120-meter-long corridor, the two floors are connected by dramatic atriums and stairs, and an organic circulation line is created by arranging a light garden and terraces through which the breeze flows. Many skylights and gardens with motifs of Kyushu's nature are placed on each, and materials that represent the powerful climate are used to create a space that incorporates "greens, trees, flowers, soil, light, and wind" to create a space overflowing with greenery. It provides a relaxing dining space.

Since its founding in 1909, Juchheim has been pursuing the perfect taste. The first store in Asia was designed by AND and opened at Takashimaya on Orchard Road in Singapore. You can watch the Baumkuchen being baked right before your eyes. (Singapore) Areas of responsibility: design, layout, Production, construction