We carried out the membrane construction for the Yamaguchi Station Grand Plaza project.

In planning the bus shelter in front of the station, the proposal for a shelter utilizing the characteristics of membrane structures — such as architectural freedom, brightness, and lightness — was evaluated and adopted.

We received a request for the construction of a warehouse to store agricultural machinery.

We received a request to construct a textile facade that embodies "Okawa Kumiko," a traditional craft from Okawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture.

A membrane ceiling with sound-absorbing properties and a high level of design was requested for the area above the escalator located at the center of the largest commercial facility in Kasugai City.

The Goodman Group, a global real estate specialist involved in the ownership, development, and management of logistics and business spaces, requested the installation of a textile facade that blocks sunlight while maintaining indoor visibility as a measure against glare from the western sun. This request was made during the construction of their fourth logistics warehouse, Goodman Business Park East Gate, in Inzai City, Chiba Prefecture.

This project involved the relocation of a reuse office and residence, originally part of the former Matsuhama Welfare Facility, which was slated for demolition at the site of the former Kyushu University Hakozaki Campus.
The building is characterized by the striking contrast between the "real" — the urban memory preserved in the historical building's facade — and the "void" — the reinterpretation of its volume through a minimalist steel frame structure.
The membrane roof adopted here fills the interior with soft, high-quality light, supporting its role as a new symbol of the city by gently diffusing light like a lantern.