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Shibuya Sakura Stage SHIBUYA SIDE

An Spatial Production entrance space that welcomes office visitors with light and sound

  • Business Spaces

  • 3rd-5th floor escalator: This escalator connects to the new Shibuya Station ticket gates and leads from the entrance to the facility to the office lobby. The walls and ceiling are mirror-finished, creating an immersive space where the lighting is reflected infinitely.

  • 5th floor Grand Lobby: A dynamic lobby space with a 1m x 1m grid arranged in a 9m atrium. The grid lighting is in three layers, giving Spatial Production of depth.

    5th floor Grand Lobby: A dynamic lobby space with a 1m x 1m grid arranged in a 9m atrium. The grid lighting is in three layers, giving Spatial Production of depth.

  • 5th floor grand lobby

    5th floor grand lobby

  • 5th floor grand lobby

    5th floor grand lobby

  • 28th floor sky lobby: An intermediate lobby for the upper floors. It is basically the same as the 5th floor lobby, but the 28th floor uses only indirect lighting, Spatial Production a different atmosphere from the 5th floor.

    28th floor sky lobby: An intermediate lobby for the upper floors. It is basically the same as the 5th floor lobby, but the 28th floor uses only indirect lighting, Spatial Production a different atmosphere from the 5th floor.

  • 28th floor Sky Lobby

    28th floor Sky Lobby

  • Shibuya Sakura Stage SHIBUYA SIDE
  • 5th floor Grand Lobby: A dynamic lobby space with a 1m x 1m grid arranged in a 9m atrium. The grid lighting is in three layers, giving Spatial Production of depth.
  • 5th floor grand lobby
  • 5th floor grand lobby
  • 28th floor sky lobby: An intermediate lobby for the upper floors. It is basically the same as the 5th floor lobby, but the 28th floor uses only indirect lighting, Spatial Production a different atmosphere from the 5th floor.
  • 28th floor Sky Lobby

Photo courtesy of TOKYU LAND CORPORATION, Videography by NONOTAK

About the Project

Overview It is a large-scale complex consisting of two areas, the "SHIBUYA Side" and the "SAKURA Side," and will house a range of functions including commercial facilities, offices, medical facilities, hotels, and housing.
We were in charge of Spatial Production, Spatial Production and Spatial Production of the Grand Lobby located on the 5th floor of the "SHIBUYA Tower" on the "SHIBUYA Side", the Sky Lobby on the 28th floor and the escalator leading from the 3rd floor to the Grand Lobby.
Issues/Themes To create an environment that symbolically expresses the characteristics of the place called Shibuya and induces a sense of expectation, excitement, imagination and inspiration.
Space Solution/Realization Working with NONOTAK, an art unit based in Paris, we planned to create a rhythm and tempo of light and sound that would motivate and inspire pride in the people who work here. We also set a theme for each day of the week, and by changing the music and lighting motifs derived from that theme throughout the day, from morning to afternoon to evening, we Spatial Production a space that would mark the rhythm of the workers, the office, and the city of Shibuya Sakuragaoka.

Basic Information

Client TOKYU LAND CORPORATION
Services Provided Architectural Design: KAJIMA DESIGN
Interior design: ILYA
Spatial Production work provided by: NONOTAK
Spatial Production planning, Spatial Production design, Spatial Production construction: TANSEISHA Co., Ltd.
Construction contractor: Kajima Construction Co., Ltd.
Our Team Performance Direction: Shinya Nayuki
Spatial Production design: Kido Risei
Production, Construction: Kazuki Sawaki, Jun Mochizuki, Hiroaki Kashi, Shingo Ito
Project Management: Shohei Hashizume, Nao Toyama
Awards Selected for the 9th Interior Planning Award 2024
Location Tokyo, Japan
Open July 2024
Website https://www.shibuya-sakura-stage.com
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Shinya Nayuki

Performance Direction

Shinya Nayuki

He has a strong track record in participating in large-scale events such as expositions, corporate promotional events, Performance Direction Video and exhibition Video, solutions utilizing ICT and IoT, and planning and producing Video content for stores. He strives to work with his clients to create Spatial Production that maximize the experience value for end users.

Main Achievements

Shibuya Sakura Stage SHIBUYA SIDE, Hankyu Grand Building 24 Blood Donation Room, JAPAN MOBILITY SHOW ISUZU GROUP, Fukaya Hanazono Premium Outlets

*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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