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beBit — Tokyo: UX Square, a lobby between online and offline

beBit, a company that produces integrated UX design, created “UX Square Tokyo” as an office lobby that works as an interface between companies and customers, and between online and offline. DRAFT designed the 2,205 m² (23,734 sq ft) office around it.

Company beBit, Inc. ↗Location TokyoCompleted 2019Area about 2,205 m² (23,734 sq ft)Design DRAFT
UX Square
UX Square

Concept

UX Square

The reception lobby is an open area that guests can use freely.

An earthquake-resistant brace had to stay in place, so the ceiling was opened up and the steel frame exposed as part of the interior, making the space feel larger.

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01 · Seminar hall

Symmetry

In the seminar hall, a suspended ceiling was added on both sides instead of one, balancing the symmetry of the room.

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02 · ABW

Data online, work anywhere

All data and files are online, so staff can work wherever suits them: focus booths, standing desks, the rooftop terrace and many other settings.

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CompanybeBit, Inc. ↗
DesignDRAFT
PhotographyJoji Okamoto
SourceOffice Snapshots, “beBit Offices – Tokyo”, re-reported by WALL ↗
PublishedOctober 2026
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