
01 · Meguro, Tokyo
RAKSUL
The atrium from above
Rows of desks sit on the atrium floor in daylight from a 12-metre glass ceiling.
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Floors opened into one another — offices in Japan built around a void, so you can see across the company.

01 · Meguro, Tokyo
The atrium from above
Rows of desks sit on the atrium floor in daylight from a 12-metre glass ceiling.
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02 · Makuhari, Chiba
The atrium through every floor
A void runs through every floor — live studios, the call centre and offices — and joins them into one organisation.
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03 · Nagaokakyo, Kyoto
The atrium at the head office
The head office is arranged around an atrium, and daylight through it replaces much of the ceiling light.
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04 · Shinagawa, Tokyo
The Interforum void
The Interforum opens 18F to 28F into one void, with stairs to move freely between them.
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05 · Numazu, Shizuoka
The void
The void opens the second floor into the third, so the two read as a single room.
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06 · Toranomon, Minato, Tokyo
The atrium
The atrium cuts through open desking, with meeting rooms set along the glass.
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07 · Toranomon, Tokyo
The lounge under the void
Behind the entrance, the lounge opens under a void with planting and a stair.
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08 · Himeji, Hyogo
The Step Atrium
The Step Atrium runs from the entrance lobby to the top floor and out onto the roof.
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09 · Toyosu, Tokyo
The void between floors
A shared area sits at the void that runs through every floor.
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11 · Furukawa, Miyagi
The central atrium
The atrium works like a plaza that anyone can drop into.
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