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Miyajima Insurance Service OfficeMiyajima Insurance Service OfficeMiyajima Insurance Service Office is an innovative architectural and interior design project completed in 2019 in Fukuoka, Japan, that exemplifies the harmonious integration of commercial space with urban landscape. This sophisticated service office, designed by Shinya Nomiyama of Space Orchestra, employs a distinctive tunnel-shaped spatial concept that creates a compelling visual and functional connection between the interior workspace and the surrounding cityscape. The structure, occupying a 609.76-square-meter site with a building area of 151.36 square meters, is strategically positioned on an elevated location that offers panoramic urban views. The design's primary concept of connecting the office with the city is achieved through thoughtful architectural elements, including a carefully crafted tunnel-like space that extends from the entrance gate through the office area, emphasized by linear ceiling wood details and strategic black gaps housing lighting and air-conditioning fixtures. The project demonstrates exceptional site utilization by transforming a challenging three-level terrain into a cohesive design, with the main office floor and parking area seamlessly integrated to enhance the visitor experience. The material palette, comprising wood, glass, steel, red cedar, and aluminum windows, creates a sophisticated aesthetic while supporting the design's functional requirements. A notable feature is the incorporation of Japanese Shakkei principles, exemplified by the hexagonal table with integrated plantings that symbolically brings the exterior environment into the interior space. The project, which garnered recognition with a Silver A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, represents a significant achievement in commercial architecture that successfully balances functional requirements with aesthetic excellence while fostering a strong connection between built environment and urban context. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: interior design innovation, urban connectivity, architectural harmony, commercial workspace design, Japanese contemporary architecture, sustainable office design SOURCES: |
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