SR Ichikawa DC KLÜBB is a resting lounge that resides in the largest distribution center in Japan. With a total building area of 230,000 m2, Ichikawa Distribution Centre harbours multiple tenants who also have the freedom to utilize various amenities within the space, including the resting lounge.

UX Square Tokyo is a new from beBit, Inc., which produces integrated UX design. Positioned as an office lobby that functions as an interface for companies and customers, and the interaction of being online and offline.

The office embodies the group’s corporate philosophy of “360-degree amazing” while also conveying a story of “voyage (travel over the sea).”

About a year ago, I received a phone call from a woman who operates a coffee roastery inquiring about the renovation. When I went to see it in person, we saw that her husband ran an appliance store in one half of the space, which was divided by a screen, and the other half was the coffee roastery space.

This space is a solar panel company office of Influx Inc. The space image is artistic and minimum design. We aimed at the simple design that guests are guided inside by the light emitted from the entrance sign.

“To Architecture a Signage” “PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO”; a gallery where trends emerge, showcasing art, design and fashion exhibitions, located in Shibuya Parco, one of the iconic Tokyo cultural scenes opened in Nov 2019.

To begin with, Japanese people when welcoming and hosting their guests, skillfully incorporated a strong sense of the seasons into space.

“SHIBUYA SKY” is a 360-degree view observatory that takes place at a height of 229 meters in the center of Shibuya, Tokyo overlooking the chaotic Shibuya Scramble Crossing. It aims to be a place to stimulate the curiosity of visitors and nurture the imagination for the future.

A property in a new business format of a national chain store under an overpass in JR Yurakucho. Because it is located under the railroad tracks, the design was designed with the image of the premises of a European station.

Store design of only 15 square meters.
Although it is a rare matcha shop with a take-out facing the front, there is a tea room behind the hidden door of the mirror, a quiet space that escapes the hustle and bustle of the city.

Kushitei Ginza was planned as a flagship store under the Kushitei brand. According to the location and characteristics of the brand, it is divided into three stages of <luxury>, <upper middle> and <casual>, and this time the flagship located in <luxury>.

In the city of Fuji, the historical Shin-Fuji High-speed rail station and its commercial area are revived in this project. Using Fuji-Hinoki, local pine lumber for floors, walls and furniture, we designed the seating area that is essentially wide stairs.