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The G.Itoya main store (G.Itoya) reconstruction project is located in Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, and was completed in 2015 as the new flagship store of a long-established stationery specialty store. It is a steel frame structure (partially CFT construction) with 13 floors above ground and 2 floors underground, a total floor area of ​​approximately 4,195 m2, and a height of approximately 56 m, and was designed and constructed by Taisei Corporation.

Making the most of the narrow site (8m wide), we created a ``Galleria'' that runs from Chuo Dori to the back street, and in addition to selling stationery, we have evolved into an experiential commercial facility that includes a vegetable factory, cafe, rental meeting rooms, and more. This project uses a seismic isolation and damping structure to ensure safety by functioning as an evacuation space in the event of a disaster, creating new value for the city of Ginza.

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The Tsuchiura City Funeral Hall Improvement Project is a project to construct a new public funeral hall in Tanaka 2-chome, Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture.It is a one-story reinforced concrete (partly steel frame) building with a site area of ​​approximately 9,538 m2 and a total floor area of ​​approximately 4,105 m2.

Equipped with a ceremony hall, waiting room, and six crematoriums, it was designed by RIA's Tokyo branch and constructed by Ando Hazama. We created a funeral space that is barrier-free and environmentally friendly, with glass walls that let in natural light and a courtyard called ``Hikari no Mizu surface.''

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Kashiwa Tanaka Hospital is a state-of-the-art medical facility built in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture. Breaking away from the inorganic image of traditional hospital architecture, we have created a ``healing architecture'' that promotes healing and recovery for patients' minds and bodies.

The building is designed with lush greenery inside and outside and maximizes natural light to reduce psychological stress for patients. We create a warm and humane space while being fully equipped with the latest medical equipment.

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Shinagawa Rehabilitation Park and Shinagawa City Library, built in Kita-Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, is the nation's first complex facility that includes a hospital, a nursing care health facility, and a public library. It has a steel frame structure (partly SRC construction), 8 floors above ground and 1 floor below ground, and a total floor area of ​​approximately 11,581 square meters.It has 130 hospital beds and 100 beds in a health care facility for the elderly.The library has a collection of approximately 110,000 books and a health information corner.

The building was designed by Azusa Sekkei and constructed by Ando Hazama, and was completed in 2018. As a base for comprehensive community care, it is an advanced facility that combines medical care, nursing care, and culture, and also functions as a welfare evacuation center in the event of a disaster.

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In this project, we achieved a design that balances functionality and aesthetics for both the interior and exterior. In terms of interior design, aluminum louvers and metal panels are used in lecture rooms, lounges, and library spaces to create a modern space that takes advantage of light and shadow.

For the exterior design, the facade uses aluminum louvers to ensure light blocking, durability, and aesthetics. Furthermore, in terms of material selection, we use high-quality aluminum, stainless steel, and steel panels to create a structure that combines functionality and design.

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The Tokyo Metropolitan Archives is a prominent institution located in Tokyo, Japan, dedicated to preserving and providing records relating to the history and government of Tokyo. The archive is an important resource for researchers, historians, and the general public interested in Tokyo's rich history and development.

In this project, we pursued functionality and aesthetics in both the exterior and interior. The exterior combines steel panels and horizontal louvers to ensure light blocking, heat insulation, and aesthetics, giving the entire building a solid and modern impression. The interior design focuses on the harmony of wood and metal materials, and the reading room incorporates natural light to create a comfortable and warm space.

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The Koto Ward Shiomi 2-chome Hotel Development Project is a new hotel construction project located in the Shiomi area of ​​Koto Ward, Tokyo. The development plan aims to provide high-quality accommodation to accommodate the growing number of tourists and business travelers.

The hotel's design has a modern, sophisticated look and is designed to blend in with the surrounding cityscape. We use the latest construction techniques and materials to provide comfortable and functional spaces. The building has been designed with energy efficiency in mind and aims to operate sustainably.

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The special nursing home Phoenix Suginami new construction project is located in Amanuma, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, and the social welfare corporation Akatsukikai is the project owner.It is a project to construct one of the largest nursing homes in Tokyo, with a reinforced concrete structure (partially steel frame construction), 1 floor below ground and 6 floors above ground, and a total floor area of ​​approximately 11,283 m2.The project was designed by Kisaburo Ito Architectural Institute, and the construction was handled by Matsui Construction.

Construction began in January 2020 and was completed in August 2021. It is a next-generation complex facility with a capacity of 180 people and 36 short stays, equipped with ICT equipment and sleep scanning in all rooms, small-scale multifunctional in-home nursing care, and a disaster prevention base-type community interaction space.

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Sadanotsuji Square is a steel-framed complex with 8 floors above ground and 2 floors underground, boasting a total floor area of ​​8,176.27 m2, and features a modern facade that uses aluminum louvers and folded steel plates for the exterior to enhance light blocking and heat insulation performance.

The interior features a combination of wood-like finishes and metal panels, achieving high environmental performance with an energy-saving design and disaster prevention equipment.

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Kashiwa Tanaka Hospital is a state-of-the-art medical facility built in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture. Breaking away from the inorganic image of traditional hospital architecture, we have created a ``healing architecture'' that promotes healing and recovery for patients' minds and bodies.

The building is designed with lush greenery inside and outside and maximizes natural light to reduce psychological stress for patients. We create a warm and humane space while being fully equipped with the latest medical equipment.

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