the park transforms the district with a layered design, incorporating preserved elements of the original sony building.

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reflective ceilings evoke the movement of waves, connecting the space to the surrounding sea.

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versatile platforms are created that accommodate a wide range of activities for the public passing through the park.

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françois prost highlights distinctive architectural typologies as a lens to explore japanese popular culture.

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fiber-reinforced plastic tops the facades to soften daylight, while eye-level glass panels open the interior to unobstructed views of tokyo bay.

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the opening in ginza follows three years after the brand’s first foray into japan with the tokyo EDITION, toranomon.

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movable shelving units, set on castors, are a key feature, adding flexibility and adaptability to the layout.

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inspired by japan's shifting seasons, the showroom features rainbow hues and painted forms echoing the earth’s axis of rotation.

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the interventions allow the four different companies to work separately, but also work together at the center of the office.

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the series emerges from spontaneous wanderings through empty streets, where the night subtly transforms the architectural forms.

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