Koichi Futatusmata designed the interiors of the Cibone Case showroom in the Ginza Six shopping mall in Ginza, Tokyo. The space had an irregular plan with a 20 meters span entrance and a shallow depth.
Cibone Ginza
Koichi Futatusmata from Case-Real designed Cibone Case new showroom in Ginza, Tokyo, defining a multifunctional space that serves both as a shop and as an exhibition space.
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- 16 June 2017
- Tokyo
Cibone selects contemporary Japanese crafts and items from international designers and artists who use the store not only as a display but also as a place to feature exhibitions on a regular basis. The space whas then divided into long ‘slices’ parallel to the opening without zoning the spaces into equal sections. In addition a large sliding fixture was installed, inspired by a “Tsuzuki-ma” a Japanese traditional way to connect/divide spaces with a sliding door. The result is a space with multiple layers that can adapt to different scales, from the exhibition hall to modular displays.
Cibone Case, Tokyo, Japan
Program: shop
Design: Koichi Futatusmata, Koichi Shimohira (Case-Real)
Contractor: D.Beain Co.,Ltd.
Client: Welcome Co., Ltd.
Area: 200 sqm
Completion: 2017