Toyota Systems Corporation Midland Office
| address | Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture |
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| Completion date | December 2024 |
| scale | 19th floor 2,048.8㎡ 20th floor 2,150.4㎡ |
| Number of residents | 300 people per floor |
| Main construction details | Layout design, interior design, furniture |
- The above information is at the time of completion.
Promoting talent acquisition and retention while evolving work styles
Innovative Intelligent Office
To accommodate the increase in staff as business expands and to acquire and retain the talent that will be increasingly needed in the future, the company opened a new office in Midland Square, a landmark in front of Nagoya Station. The project progressed in two stages, with the 20th floor first constructed and put into operation. The opinions and improvements gained there were fed back to the 19th floor. This resulted in the creation of a functional, sophisticated, intelligent office that also serves as a live office proposing cutting-edge ways of working.
Entrance
Entrance
The reception area is a space that appeals to guests with its chic and refined interior, and the silver company logo is impressively illuminated by spotlights.
Visitor Conference Room
Visitor Conference Room
The visitor conference room is fitted with transparent sound-absorbing tiles that blend in with the glass partitions, achieving both privacy and design.In addition, as an approach to environmental issues, unique products made from recycled materials are actively used.
Visitor Conference Room
Visitor Conference Room
The visitor conference room evokes the innovative working style of Toyota Systems. The glass surface facing the corridor is covered with sound-absorbing resin panels to prevent sound leakage.
Co-working area "Work Terrace"
Co-working area "Work Terrace"
The "Work Terrace" is a comfortable space that maintains a sense of spaciousness while creating gentle boundaries with lattice-like glass partitions and wooden floors.
Co-working area "Work Terrace"
Co-working area "Work Terrace"
The Work Terrace encourages a shift in mindset between concentration and communication. The furniture and interior design give a different impression from the office area, creating a casual atmosphere.
Co-working area "T-café (Tea Cafe)"
Co-working area "T-café (Tea Cafe)"
The casual work area "T-café" was established as a place symbolizing cutting-edge work styles. It can be used freely for work or relaxation.
Meeting area
Meeting area
A relaxation lounge where employees can communicate while working. The casual atmosphere creates a different interaction from that in the office area.
Conference Room
Conference Room
In the meeting space within the office area, you can see the lively meetings taking place through the glass.
Conference Room
Conference Room
A glass-walled conference room with a semicircular table makes it easy for all participants to make eye contact, whether in person or online, and promotes lively discussions.
Conference Room
Conference Room
A presentation room that facilitates smooth communication between in person and remote locations. The visitor area will feature multiple different types of conference rooms, allowing guests to experience new ways of working.
Two-person work booth
Two-person work booth
A two-person work booth that can also be used for one-on-one meetings. The relaxed setting makes it easy to talk.
User's Voice
Toyota Systems Corporation
Mami Nishiyama, Safety and Office Group, General Affairs Department
Comment
We have created a space where customers can welcome into the office and naturally get a feel for the cutting-edge work styles that Toyota Systems is working on and the shape of offices of the future. The interior is chic and calm, yet the design exudes intelligence. We have incorporated mechanisms to make work styles more comfortable, and have proposed a diverse environment where customers can choose a space according to the type of work they are doing and their mood, and are able to proactively take on new ways of working.
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