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  • For those planning commercial or public facilities like shops, offices, or accommodations, explore possibilities through real projects.

    Featuring commercial architecture across categories like shops, restaurants, offices, lodging, and public buildings. Search by building use to refine your vision.

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    Build your ideal space vision inspired by comfortable and appealing architecture.

    Use preferences discovered from photos to browse shops and offices, gathering actionable ideas for future builds.

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      STEP 1

      Search Projects by Planned Use

      Find case studies closely aligned with your planned usage, such as retail stores, eateries, offices, or hotels.

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      Explore Spatial Layouts

      Examine key building features beyond facades and interiors—focus on layout flow, personal spaces, material choices, lighting, and environmental context.

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      Consult with the Architectural Expert

      Examine inspiring building examples in detail and send an inquiry when you find an expert you'd like to consult.

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  • Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya|Institutional & Commercial Architecture

    Kushiage & Gyoza Tomoya

    Architect:Hajime Futamura|Architecture Firm:12mm Architects

    12mm Architects

    1-1564 Shikenya, Moriyama-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture

    Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
    Bar / Izakaya
    Semi-outdoor
    Approach
    MaterialSelection
  • Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall|Institutional & Commercial Architecture

    Hanger1 Aircraft Exhibition Hall

    Architect:Takanori Ihara|Architecture Firm:Far East Design Lab.

    Far East Design Lab.

    Cercle Akasaka 1F, 4-2-25 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo

    Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture
    Other Leisure Facilities
    ExhibitionSpace
    Hangar
    SteelFrame
    Materials
  • Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)|Institutional & Commercial Architecture

    Suisei Welfare Association Suisen (Corporate Headquarters + After-School Childcare and Development Program)

    Architect:Kumi Inoue|Architecture Firm:Kumi Inoue Architects

    Kumi Inoue Architects

    2-6-15 Kuwazu, Higashisumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture

    Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
    Other Welfare Facilities
    WoodenStructure
    NaturalMaterials
    PlaceOfRepose
  • Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic|Institutional & Commercial Architecture

    Hōnanchō Station Dermatology and Plastic Surgery Clinic

    Architect:Masahiro Ishii|Architecture Firm:Archiplace

    Archiplace

    502 Palm House Hatsudai, 1-20-2 Honmachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

    Suginami-ku, Tokyo
    Clinics and Medical Offices
    WarmthOfWood
    MaterialSelection
    IndirectLighting
  • Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture
    Kindergarten A|Institutional & Commercial Architecture

    Kindergarten A

    Architect:Mitsuru Sugiura|Architecture Firm:JYU ARCHITECT

    JYU ARCHITECT

    2-19-19 Nakane, Meguro-ku, Tokyo

    Kindergartens and Nursery Schools
    Corner-FreeSchoolBuilding
    CircularPlan
    Full-OpeningFacades
    NaturalMaterials
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