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Intermediatheque

Next-generation museum created through industry-academia collaboration between Japan Post and The University of Tokyo

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  • An exhibition space that reconstructs existing resources such as academic specimens, fixtures, and architecture

    An exhibition space that reconstructs existing resources such as academic specimens, fixtures, and architecture

  • The second floor gallery takes advantage of the 66m depth and the atmosphere of the preserved building

    The second floor gallery takes advantage of the 66m depth and the atmosphere of the preserved building

  • The view of Tokyo Station spreads out in the background of the whale skeleton exhibit.

    The view of Tokyo Station spreads out in the background of the whale skeleton exhibit.

  • An open storage facility that provides aesthetic appeal while also allowing for internal work

    An open storage facility that provides aesthetic appeal while also allowing for internal work

  • Intermediatheque
  • The second floor gallery takes advantage of the 66m depth and the atmosphere of the preserved building
  • The view of Tokyo Station spreads out in the background of the whale skeleton exhibit.
  • An open storage facility that provides aesthetic appeal while also allowing for internal work

Photography: Forward Stroke inc. / Space and exhibition design © UMUT works

Basic Information

Client Japan Post Co., Ltd.
Our Team Planning and Direction: Tsuneo Hong (Professor The University Museum)
Planning and planning: Yoshitaka Aguni, Hiromi Ishida, Shinji Yoshida
Design, Layout: Sachiko Yuzawa, Fumihiko Tanaka
Technical Direction: Shuji Horiuchi
Awards Design for Asia Awards 2013 Bronze Award
Good Design Award 2013
DSA Space Design Award 2013 Space Design Grand Prize/Nihon Keizai Shimbun Award
JCD Design Award 2013 Gold Award/Yoshihide Asako Award
32nd Display Industry Encouragement Award/Japan Display Industry Association Award
Location JP Tower 2nd and 3rd floors, 2-7-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Open March 21, 2013
Website http://www.intermediatheque.jp/
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*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.

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