Sustainable Exhibition, Exhibition Design

Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques

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The exhibition in Marunouchi, Tokyo, deals with classic techniques, the recycling industry and regional development. Disused traditional bricks are used not only for the architecture and furniture, but also to exhibit prototypes of new products. This regenerative design connects the exhibition space with the surrounding city and its red-brick architecture.

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Credits
  • Client:
    Hakuten Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
  • Design:
    Hakuten Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
  • Project Team:
    Hakuten Corporation: Ryosuke Suzuki (Creative Direction) Kodai Fukuchi (Design) Akiyuki Maruyama (Design) Haruka Okamoto (Design) Masaki Ueno (Design) Ayumi Watanabe (Planning Direction) Yuka Sanbou (Project Management) Sunao Miyazaki (Graphic Design) Kohei Kumazaki (Product Management) Yohei Honda (Production) Saturation Co., Ltd.: Ponsuke Kojima (Film Production) Kudo Original Photo. Co., Ltd.: Akitoshi Kudo (Photography)
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
Indigenous Knowledge – Japanese Local Techniques
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