SHOTENKENCHIKU / June , 2016
2016/05/30 2016
June 2016, SUMMARY
SHOTENKENCHIKU is Japanese interior design / store design / commercial architecture magazine
NEW SHOP & ENVIRONMENT
Tokyu Plaza Ginza
（Page 44）
photo / Nacasa & Partners
The main design theme of Tokyu Plaza Ginza is “Creative Japan~The World will be exciting from here~”, which is based upon “tradition and progression”. As with often case with character of Tokyo, this commercial complex shows cultural mishmash style, far beyond common way, and the interior environment represents Japanese ways of creation and sensibility, and they can be traced in art-and-craft details like plastering work in both modern and classic vocabularies of the architecture. The core of this establishment is the 6th floor “Kiriko Lounge”, four story height void designed as a sort of public space and furnished with custom-made movable articles and kiriko cut glass style lanterns.
Designer : NIKKEN SEKKEI + infix
NEW SHOP & ENVIRONMENT
NEWoMan
（ Page 60）
photo / Nacasa & Partners
This newly opened big commercial complex NEWoMan is just in front of the south exit of JR Shinjuku station which is known as a mammoth terminal station used by 3.6 million people a day.
NEWoMan is next to the station, bus terminal, office tower, hall and so on. The complex is operated by JR-owned corporation Lumine and composed of two parts. One is a shopping mall located in lower levels, opened in March, and the other is building for shops and restaurants, opened one month later. The total environmental design was done by Chikara Ohno and his firm sinato and he blurred the borders between commercial space and public space, which can be trendy way of zoning.
Designer : sinato
NEW SHOP & ENVIRONMENT
MARINE&WALK YOKOHAMA
（Page 74）
photo / Jonathan Leijonhufvud
MARINE&WALK YOKOHAMA is a two-storied cozy shopping mall located on a nice place commanding fine views of Yokohama port. Based upon a theme of openness and high quality experience. The exterior used brickwork so that it natural fit to the surroundings with nostalgic atmosphere of old port and old warehouses, the core tenant is Fred Segal: THE MART AT FRED SEGAL fusing an apparel shop and food court and surf shop SURF VILLAGE AT Fred Segal. West coast feeling fills the building, targeting shoppers who do not just buy things but seek cultural pastimes.
Designer : RESERCH INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE + KAJIMA DESIGN
FEATURE ARTICLE1／Fashion Store
FRED PERRY SHOP TOKYO
（Page 84)
FRED PERRY SHOP TOKYO, as the flagship shop in Japan, opened in Omotesando as the biggest FRED PERRY shop in the world. Based upon British industrial building type, this shop with saw-tooth roof has two stories and a basement. The skylight lets the natural light in each floor. The exterior dark chocolate brick works in traditional British stock were done by craftsmen in Aichi prefecture and the works fit well to the neighborhood. A huge long wood counter is made of about 350 pieces of plywood to make a brand’s logo and also bay lumbers are used as a part of flooring. Brand history can be traced in many places in the interior.
Designer : Shin Ohori / GENERAL DESIGN
FEATURE ARTICLE1／Fashion Store
Right-on Mozo Wonder City
（Page 94）
Right-on Mozo Wonder City is located in Nagoya city, Aichi Prefecture and there is the flagship shop of Right-on, catering to wide range of shoppers with the main item jeans.
The shop is quite large and looks like a stockyard. The facade has a display of art-wall is composed of on-sale 300 jeans. Above all, impressive is a men’s sales area decorated with various salvaged steel wastes from construction sites. Ladies area and kids area are in warm colors like beige and brown. Wooden displayplatforms near the entrance and chestnut beams and columns show a sense of warmness. Recycled materials vividly express characters of jeans.
Designer : Takashi Sugimoto / SUPER POTATO
FEATURE ARTICLE2／Clinic
SHINWA MEDICAL RESORT KASHIWA NO HA
（Page 118）
This facility is a resort-like medical examination center in Yachiyo city, Chiba prefecture. Designed upon a theme of “garden”, a designer used natural materials and elements like water, wood, stone, earth by high-end professional ways to give visitors a sense of healing in a comfortable environment.
A amphitheatrical lounge near the entrance with plastered walls and glass decoration of bubbles, reception center made of sliced wood boards, and solid wood arch-shaped bench, all of them represent a feeling of natural power for recovery. Each examination booth uses soft lighting to make examinees feel comfortable. An annexed Japanese restaurant Kisshin is for peaple after their examinations.
Designer : Yukio Hashimoto / hashimoto yukio design studio
FEATURE ARTICLE2／Clinic
TOKUSHINKAI QUARTZ TOWER
（Page 130）
Located in Shibuya, this is a so-called medical building whose tenants are composed of dentist’s office, medical clinic, toothwhiting clinic, esthetic clinic, nail salon, and so on. Architectural design theme of this project is a “quartz” and its fluctuation rhythm to comfort us. A dentist’s office occupies both the fourth and the fifth floor and it uses tree-patterned light-blocking screens on walls and windows. A room for state-of-the-art dental care is located on the seventh floor and the corridor is calm and impressive with the indirect footlighting and curved walls. From the ninth to the twelfth floors are galleries for events and the rooftop provides a terrace.
Designer : A.N.D.
SPECIAL FEATURE
LIGHTING DESIGN 2016
（Page 153）
Here are new case studies of intriguing lighting projects of cafe, restaurant, offices, showroom, and installation, including interviews with Shinji Yamaguchi + Yayoi Aota(On & Off) and Kazuhiko Suzuki + Shinya Imazu(muse-D). The former designed FLUX CAFE (P.154)and the latter CoorsTek KK(P.166), telling their styles. Also, here are new articles on handcrafted lamps and other interesting new lighting fixtures for cafe and restaurant.
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