Furnish your outdoorspace with timeless comfort.
A simple mosaic-style exterior, colored a deep amber.
The traditional Japanese “hemp leaf” pattern of entwined hexagons is the motif.This kind of intricate geometric figure, which brings 12 fine lines together at the cen-ter, is usually laser cut at high cost, but we achieved it by trying a design that super-imposes two aluminum layers. This approach also delivered a major cost reduction.The large window area is covered by three units, each weighing around 90 kg.
Address: Apartment (Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture)
Purpose: Apartment
Time: 2018
The gates of this elegant and outstanding wedding venue, though large, are light and easy to handle because they are made of wrought aluminum.
The large, elegant gates attract people into the white-walled wedding venue. The two emblems gave form to arequest that came without drawings. They have a dignified finish that has included a crest and draped ribbonsmarked with the name of the venue. The gates as a whole are covered with pattems representing several typesof vine, producing a gateway that appears dignified and gentle. As the gates are made of wrought aluminum,chosen with the wrought iron style in mind, they are characteristically light and very easy to handle whenopening and closing them, despite their large dimensions of 3 m wide and 2.4 m high.
Address: Eines Villa di Nozze Izumisano
Purpose:wedding venue
Time: 2007
Gigross Ginza Gemstone
This commercial building has an 11-story above-ground part and stands at the intersection of Miki Avenue and Sotabori Avenue in the Ikibiya area of Ginza, Tokyo. There are many reconstruction projects underway here. The building facade concept is “tradition and innovation”. The visual design of the white checkered pattern covering the entire building is reminiscent of the pattern of tatami, a traditional Japanese floor covering material, which is woven from rushes.
Address: Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Purpose: commercial buildings
Time: 2019
The aluminum grids come together at random angles, and incorporate a contrastingmaterial (crystallized glass)
A residence in Tokyo’s Akasaka district. The entrance was devised by a leading design office which workson many brand-name hotels in Japan and overseas. The bold combination of disparate materials makesbeautiful geometric linkages and creates a luxurious space. The lattices that stand like folding screens,from floor to celing, on the left and right sides in front of the stairs, are delivered and installed parts.
Address: Akasaka Apartment (Minato, Tokyo)
Purpose: Apartment surface grid
Time: 2019
A simple mosaic-style exterior, colored a deep amber.
The traditional Japanese “hemp leaf” pattern of entwined hexagons is the motif.This kind of intricate geometric figure, which brings 12 fine lines together at the cen-ter, is usually laser cut at high cost, but we achieved it by trying a design that super-imposes two aluminum layers. This approach also delivered a major cost reduction.The large window area is covered by three units, each weighing around 90 kg.
Address: ParkAxis NIHONBASHI HAMACHO Residence
Purpose:senior apartment
Time: 2019
A simple mosaic-style exterior, colored a deep amber.
When you can see green in your line of sight, start arranging from around the entrance. The facade adopts a simple grid, which gives a modern feel and well covers up the indoor line of sight, and at the same time exudes warmth together with the lighting. In order to match the color of the two doors and make people feel that there is a margin, the coating color uses a triple color of light amber metal.