Japan Federation of Interior Planner’s Association

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

Tsutaya Electrics

Tsutaya Electrics is a life-style theme store where civilization (home electronics) and culture (books) merge. It has been designed to pursue a captivating space that one cannot experience if one is shopping online, despite the fact that digital commerce has become mainstream in the world. The inter

KANAZAWA TOKYU HOTEL

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel and the recent launch of Hokuriku shinkansen, an express train connecting Tokyo and Kanazawa, the hotel has been renovated to create the sensory space expressive of the brand’s policy: “hospitality through trust and i

ProActive / University of Guam Japan office

The designers of the University have anticipated the internalization of the area as part of the urban development of the surrounding premises, ensuring that the internal space of the facility is largely visible on the street. The two-layered vaulted entrance hall on the roadside creates a void-like

Remm Hibiya

“Not guestroom, but bedroom” is the concept behind Remm, which has been designed following ideas such as “sound sleep while staying at a hotel,” “sensory space of sweet sleep,” “five-sense experience of comfort,” and “overhead rainshower.” It is a neutral space with almost no scents, fitted with the