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A four-story building that was formerly a company dormitory for a major supermarket. The property, which was unused after the company housing contract expired, was fully renovated to create a large-scale share house for 100 people. The water supply system was newly built from a skeleton, and the shared space was expanded and divided into eight areas so that residents can choose according to their mood and the scene of use to meet the needs of a wide range of residents. In addition to the kitchen, dining room, seating area, and sofa living room, there is also a theater room, co-working room, and even an atelier space. A new kid's room has been created so that families with children can also live in the share house, and a space has been created where they can cook while letting their children play, etc. This multi-generational share house where people from ages 0 to students, working adults, and parents can live together in a familiar, relative-like relationship has been introduced in a wide range of media, including the Nikkei Shimbun and Nikkei Television, and has attracted attention. It was introduced in a wide range of media, including the Nikkei Shimbun and Nikkei Television, and attracted much attention.

Renovated 3-story, 20-room former company dormitory. The concept was to create a "traveling share house" by targeting active Japanese in their 20s and 30s who love to travel and socialize. By targeting travel enthusiasts, a large percentage of residents are open-minded and like to communicate with others, including international students, creating an at-home community where interaction is active on a daily basis. In the interior renovation, the spacious living room space was divided into a dining space for taking meals, a sofa and seating space for relaxing, and a working space, so that those who want to enjoy socializing, those who want to take their time eating, and those who want to concentrate on work can all use the shared space at the same time and without stress We designed the space.

This 14-room share house was converted from a former guest house as guesthouses and hotels struggled to attract customers due to the declared state of emergency caused by the Corona virus. As the number of people working in Tokyo increased from commuting to work in Corona to working mainly remotely, we targeted Japanese people in their 20s and 30s who had longed to live near the sea and nature. Hard renovations to the property were kept to a minimum, and in addition to a large dining table where everyone can gather and comfortable sofas, we enhanced the selection of furniture that can be brought to the ocean to enjoy, such as parasols, hammocks, and fire pits to be utilized on the terrace. The approach focused on city life more than on the appeal of the property by providing information on the appeal of living near the ocean and recommended stores through blogs, SNS, and other means.

Part of a 55-unit, 5-story, 3LDK condominium complex originally intended for families was converted. The 13 units on the first floor (each 3LDK), which are relatively difficult to fill for families due to security reasons, were converted to share houses, while the units on the second floor and above were remodeled to accommodate families as is. The share house section was designed to accommodate 3~4 residents per unit, including private rooms and dormitories, making it a large-scale share house for 50 residents in total. The shared space, which was formerly used as a meeting room, and the adjacent 3LDK were dismantled to its skeleton to introduce a 150-square meter main living room and kitchen, creating a community space where all the residents in each unit can gather and promote interaction. Since Kanda University of Foreign Studies is nearby and there are many Japanese language schools for foreign students in the area, we designed a place where Japanese and foreigners can have international exchange in their daily lives based on the concept of "study abroad in Japan where you can experience studying abroad while staying in Japan.