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Interior Space Prize |
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| CHUGOKU WOOD COMPANY, NAGOYA OFFICE |
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| co-designed by KATSUYA FUKUSHIMA / SHOKO TOMINAGA / HIDETAKA NAKAHARA |
Review:
It is comfortable stepping inside the dynamic and copious space of this compact building. The interior design could be highly appraised with its originality and the effective usage of the stocked lumber for furnishing interior of the rooms attached, creating furniture and fixtures as well. Though this is a compact building, it is yet a fine creative design project providing divers ideas in its original space. |
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| SEIJYO ANYA |
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| designed by KEN KIMIZUKA, Toneriko Inc. |
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A confectionery shop of an old standing Japanese cakes shop was furnished with finely balanced materials such as Japanese paulownia, clay, paper, glass which harmonized by the delicate and skilful details. Simple but stylish shop interior space was created by the effective introduction of light and shadow, water, pieces of tea ceremony tools, by which finely featured elegant atmosphere as an old standing shop. |
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| OJI TIMBER CO.,LTD / PHYSICAL MATERIAL SHOW CASE |
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| designed by Kiyosi Mori + Natsuko Kawamura / MDS |
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The building with curtain wall facade consisted of steel members and glass simply well proportioned, stands lightly at the corner of a busy warehouse area. The interior space surrounded by a double-glassed curtain wall was appealing and understandable with its patterned wooden partitions in concert with the wooden floor. |
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Interior Product Prize |
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| obi (spiral-shaped bench) |
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| designed by SACHIO HIHARA |
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It was a surprise that Obi was created in a supreme form which seemed too tough to be materialized. With its impressive topological form, the bench estranges the two persons from each other seating on it then, draw themselves and shake hands. |
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| snow |
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| designed by OOKI SATO |
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Fabulous was the light and shadow woven by the three dimensional collectives created by the snow crystal like elements. The fusion of the ornamental pieces is exquisite to work itself not as a simple ornament but the structural element of the object. |
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| wind |
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| designed by OOKI SATO |
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Designer challenged the high-tech molding to create a sharp and fresh design of a piece of stool out of the minimum plywood in a form looked like a piece of cloths. It is a brilliant fresh design shown off after a long while. |
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