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TOKYO SYSTEM HOUSE — Shinagawa: design tones that tell you where to work

TOKYO SYSTEM HOUSE is a group of specialists with many business areas and technologies. Ways of working differ by department, so BANET built a 747 m² workplace in Shinagawa where places are easy to tell apart by task, after hearings and workshops with every employee.

Client TOKYO SYSTEM HOUSE Co., Ltd.Location Shinagawa, TokyoCompleted May 2024Floor area about 747 m²Design BANET (Junichiro Tamura, Naoki Kamijima)Construction Obayashi / RE:COINSProject management Sanko Estate
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Concept

Uses first

Hearings and workshops with all staff brought out the uses the office needed.

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01 · Tone

Switching the look

The design tone changes with the way of working, so people can see at a glance which place suits their task.

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02 · Work

Desks and meeting tables

Work areas and meeting spaces follow the same logic across the floor.

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CompanyTOKYO SYSTEM HOUSE Co., Ltd. ↗
DesignBANET
PhotographyKeishin Horikoshi / SS
SourceTECTURE, “TOKYO SYSTEM HOUSE Co., Ltd.”, re-reported by WALL ↗
PublishedOctober 2026
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