Lighting Design

Tokyo Station

In the process of restoring Tokyo Station, which is considered the gateway of Japan, close to its original appearance, lighting was designed in a way that color temperatures could be controlled in accordance with the various materials (brick, stone, copperplate, roofing, etc.) of the building. There

TOKYO SKYTREE®

Sky Tree is Japan’s newest landmark. With elaborate manipulation of light, it features a highly sophisticated illumination. Contrived in a way so that the lights do not escape to the sky, the construction is covered in light as if it is its natural coating. This landmark adopts techniques for energy

Ao

This edifice is a glass building of an unstructured form mainly used for commercial activities. Lighting is installed inside the double-skinned layer of glass, creating a formation of strong and weak lights intermingled with lightless dimensions. Although it creates a somewhat complex impression at

SUMIDA AQUARIUM

The Sumida Aquarium is an urban aquarium intended to be a part of the Sky Tree space. The aquarium with the largest square footage in Japan, it highlights a flat-surfaced water tank for penguins. The lighting is installed inside the facility, and it reproduces a one-day flow of time in unison with t

Konica Minolta Planetarium “TENKU” in TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN

Tenku is a planetarium where five types of light—natural, indirect, specular, refracting, and projection—interweave, providing a visual experience that creates image and space. By obtaining the assistance of corporations that are superior in optical technologies, a new sense of design focused on the