| address | Nakano Ward, Tokyo |
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| Completion date | July 2024 |
| scale | 5,057㎡ |
| Number of residents | Floor seating capacity: 1,100 seats |
| Main construction details | Layout design, interior design, furniture, graphic design, AV/ICT, office operation support |
- The above information is at the time of completion.
Encourage communication and encourage employees to think and learn together
Aiming for growth, the new office aims to improve work efficiency and satisfaction
The facility will expand its floor space to provide an environment where engineers and planners working on the front lines of development can communicate more effectively and work more productively. The aim is to support the growth of workers and organizations in line with the changing times and to create a better working environment for employees.
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
"GRASS ZONE" stimulates communication across organizations.
The open space makes it easy to stop by while on the move, and it has fostered a variety of different interactions and is actively used as an event space. Part of the wall features original hand-painted art, making it a space that employees who work here can be proud of.
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
"komorebi" is a cafe space where people gather.
The counter and lower walls are covered with galvanized steel sheets, giving the space a container-like finish.
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
Communication area "GRASS ZONE"
The camping area symbolizes the diversity of the Nakano office.
The semi-private tents are ideal for casual meetings, making them a communication spot where anyone can drop in and stay.
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
Work can be done while communicating in groups. The window area has spaces for different purposes, such as web conferences, meetings, and concentration seating.
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
A pergola-style project space with plants growing along the frame to provide shade from the sun.
The layout faces the circulation route, making it easy to gather.
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
Base work area "SUNSET ZONE"
A sofa space by the window where you can relax and hold meetings and share information.
Area color curtains allow you to control outside views.
Creative work area "CLOUD ZONE"
Creative work area "CLOUD ZONE"
Individual workspaces are set up in each area.
Height-adjustable desks are popular because they make working easier.
Creative work area "CLOUD ZONE"
Creative work area "CLOUD ZONE"
CLOUD ZONE meeting space.
The semicircular high table makes it easy to see the faces of participants, allowing for meetings that feel as if you are meeting face-to-face.
Project work area "SUNRISE ZONE"
Project work area "SUNRISE ZONE"
A web conference space set up next to a window.
Directional speakers allow you to have conversations in an open space without worrying about those around you, and curtains can be used to gently separate seats during meetings.
Project work area "SUNRISE ZONE"
Project work area "SUNRISE ZONE"
A lounge space set up in a location with a great view.
The comfortable sofa seats make it easy to change your mood and encourage productive conversation.
Focus area "STARLIGHT ZONE"
Focus area "STARLIGHT ZONE"
The high concentration area is designed with a calming color scheme and a large height-adjustable desk to support a sense of immersion.
Co-Working Space
Co-Working Space
A co-working space equipped with a large wooden table.
Pendant lights create a calming atmosphere.
User's Voice
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, Ltd.
System Planning Department Project Manager
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Designer
Eiri Shintani
Eri Araya
Designer
Sachi Nishida
This project aims to provide an office environment that increases employee satisfaction, speed up the development of increasingly complex systems, and improve employee engagement. Inspired by the client's office concept, "A park bursting with passion," we designed an exciting space that connects with Nakano Central Park, which spreads out in front of the building. Five work zones with different concepts were created on one 5,000m2 floor, allowing employees to choose the appropriate space for their work. We also aimed for an agile space with a minimalist design and adaptable furniture that allows for future layout changes. Everyone involved in the project discussed the new office in a positive manner, and I believe we have achieved an office that allows for new ways of working to be put into practice.
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Designer
Rika Mitsui
Rika Mitsui