Concept:"Irori" is a project that reinvigorates an unused lodging facility built 50 years ago on Awaji Island. This office is designed to provide employees with a relaxed working environment, away from the urban hustle.The main lounge showcases a traditional Japanese hearth, "Irori," creating a space for people to gather and generate new ideas.

FUJIFILM Creative Village, a center of creativity consisting of two buildings, “CLAY”, Fujifilm's design development base, and “Its”, its IT development base, has been established. The aim is to maximize the creativity and performance of designers and IT engineers, to promote innovation by deepening mutual collaboration, and to create innovative products and services to solve social issues.

A global innovation center of a manufacturer that sells and develops metal processing technology and processing equipment. We will let you feel the passion for "building bonds with customers and manufacturing that contributes to society" that has been passed down from generation to generation since the founding of the company and imagine the possibilities of the future.

This is a renovation project of the lower floor commercial area of the 33-year-old Matsushita IMP Building, an office building. The building was planned during Japan's booming economy that began in the late 1980s, so was characterized by expensive materials and glittering interiors. However, it was sparsely populated, and the luxurious space felt out of place, as if it were an isolated island left behind.

To foster innovation, we have incorporated cutting-edge technology and modern design elements throughout the space. Smart technology systems, such as advanced audio visual equipment and integrated digital solutions, enhance productivity and facilitate seamless collaboration among coworkers.

The design project of breakout areas for people working at ZOZOBASE Tsukuba3, the newest logistics base of ZOZO, Inc., operator of the fashion e-commerce site ZOZOTOWN. NOMURA proposed the design to allow fashion-loving workers to choose a space to take a break that suits their day's mood, just like fashion.

The client, ESR Corporation, is a logistics and real estate company that has built a number of large-scale logistics warehouses equipped with communal spaces (rest lounges, stores, etc.) named "KLÜBB Areas" under its corporate philosophy of " Human Centric Design". The company aims to provide long-term benefits to tenants and local communities by creating a comfortable working environment.

This office is for the home appliance business of Panasonic Corporation. The planned relocation of the entire building at the contract renewal stage, occupying a 24-story above-ground, 2-story underground building with a total floor area of 47,843 sqm. In Panasonic's home appliance business, manufacturing is in Shiga Prefecture, and marketing and sales departments are based in Tokyo, a considerable distance away. Due to this separation, the traditional manufacturing process involved a relay between marketing, manufacturing, and sales departments. The goal for this office is to create an environment where development, manufacturing, and sales are integrated for innovation across the entire company.

TRIVAL is a management business company that produces visual content such as advertising, WEB, SNS, digital signage and so on. As TRIVAL’s employees every day interact with models and conduct interviews we proposed to build a runaway in the middle of the office space.