[2016 concept design Award] Received the Grand Prize, the highest honor, at the "35th Display Industry Awards 2016" for the first time in two years.

 

We are pleased to announce that five of our projects, including "The World of Sports," for which NOMURA Co.,Ltd. was in charge of spatial design, have received the Grand Prize, Excellence Award, and Encouragement Award at the 35th Display Industry Awards 2016 (organized by the Japan Display Industry Association).

At the awards ceremony held in Tokyo on October 14th, "The World of Sports," for which our employee Mai Takahashi was in charge of spatial concept design, received the prestigious Grand Prize as the most outstanding work.

This marks the first time in two years that we have received the Grand Prize, following the "Onihei Edo-dokoro" at the Hanyu Parking Area on the Tohoku Expressway (outbound lane) in 2014.
Additionally, the Kyoto Railway Museum (concept design by Ryuichi Okuda), which opened in April of this year, received an Excellence Award.
In addition, "Active Learning Camp" (concept design: Akane Yamaguchi), "SKY CIRCUS Sunshine 60 Observatory" (concept design: Tamae Takahashi), and "Tokushinkai Quartz Tower" (concept design: Takaaki Tani) were also selected for encouragement awards.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all the clients who gave me this opportunity, as well as all the people who cooperated with me.

Moving forward, we will continue to create highly attractive environments based on a consumer-centric approach, constantly addressing our customers' challenges and requests, and providing optimal spaces, Delight and Passion.

 

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■ What is the Display Industry Award?

This is an award sponsored by the Japan Federation of Display Industry Associations, which aims to contribute to the improvement of living culture and the promotion of national landscapes through displays. We aim to promote the display industry and improve social recognition by praising excellent display works and announcing the results. This year, 21 works including the grand prize were selected from among 135 entries.

http://www.display.or.jp/index.html