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The building has certified as "ZEB ready" through load reduction, use of natural energy, and high-efficiency equipment systems, while ensuring that the government building functions as a disaster prevention center in the event of a disaster.

This facility contains Takayama Tax Office, Gifu District Public Prosecutors Office Takayama Branch, Takayama Local Public Prosecutors Office, Gifu District Legal Affairs Bureau Takayama Branch Office, Takayama Public Employment Security Office(Hello Work Takayama), and JSDF GIFU Provincial Cooperation Office Takayama Branch Office.

The Saito Koyu Forest Office is the first government building in Japan to use the wooden CLT panel construction method, with the intention of creating new demand for lumber in the coming era.

Aiming to revitalize the community through disaster prevention activities and interaction, we used wood from the village forest for the interior and exterior to create a space with a warmth that is familiar to everyone.

The plan was to make extensive use of wood in a location with historical and cultural heritage, such as Tsumago Juku, to create a government building that would be familiar to the local community.

Creating a comfortable environment for the head office, main store, and logistics functions using materials (lumber and building materials) that represent the company.

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We conducted extensive renovations with the aim of improving the safety of the facility for visitors and staff, as well as enhancing the working environment.

The design motif is based on the traditional machiya houses of Echizen City, and the color palette is based on the traditional beauty colors that create a serene atmosphere.

The plan incorporates a traditional Okinawan spatial configuration, with a column-free office space and an atrium that connects the upper and lower floors to create a sense of openness and depth.

This is a base facility to support prefectural agriculture by consolidating the functions of the Nara Agricultural Research and Development Center with the Nara International University for the Creation of Attractive Food and Agriculture and by strengthening the functions of research and development.

The building was designed to be suitable for the center of Yaese Town by adopting a base-isolated structure, a robust and unconstrained façade, deep eaves, and perforated blocks.

This is one of three projects in Japan where the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has conducted a BIM trial. 3D modeling was used to study the project to ensure a high-accuracy plan.

The extension is being built in advance on the east side of the existing government building, which is scheduled for renovation. It is designed to enhance convenience based on one-stop service, and to integrate the old and new government buildings and harmonize their landscapes.

The project was designed to solve the aging and cramped conditions of the current government building, accommodate the latest office automation equipment, provide barrier-free access, and improve services for users.

The plan is to relocate to a site adjacent to Fukuoka Airport, close to the city center of Fukuoka City, as a facility for training police dogs for the Fukuoka Prefectural Police.

As a general government building housing the Legal Affairs Bureau and the Public Prosecutor's Office, a clear floor layout and easy-to-understand flow plan were taken into consideration.

A complex facility designed to meet the demand for childcare, to support the elderly, the local community, and to serve as a base for activities in times of disaster.

The interior space was designed to be easy to understand and relaxing even for first-time users.

It expresses a clear identity as a post office, and the building is open to the street, making it an easy-to-use facility.

we respected the continuity of the street landscape by making the form of the building similar to the Hamaya-zukuri style along the street.

We designed a space that enables the workers to act flexibly and gave great thought to the amenity of the place.

Horizontal and vertical lines are emphasized with cross H columns and H-shaped steel beams, expressing fairness and dignity together with a monotone color scheme.

It is designed to be human and environment friendly as a contribution to normalization.

The building has a symbolic design as the face of the city and as an information center located at an intersection.

The monotone color scheme was used to give a somewhat Japanese feel to the stateless new townscape, expressing the strength and speed required by the firefighting industry.

This is a job where every second counts to protect lives and property, so the first consideration was to create a functional flat surface and a fire station that blends in with the local community.

It is designed to harmonize with beautiful scene of Hira Mountains as its background.

We based the structural design on a heavy steel frame in the hope that local fire squad activities will continue to be the nucleus of the community.

Exterior earth color and sheet copper roofing are adopted for harmonizing with the scenery as time goes by.

The exterior of the building is a symmetrical, strong, and stable composition that expresses its solid and sturdy character, and heavy steel frames and bricks were selected as materials.