ONE@TOKYO

ONE@TOKYO位在東京都押上站附近，由材料運用大師隈研吾所操刀設計，迎賓大門立面及露台機房外飾面皆以木構板材搭配不鏽鋼鐵件構成。旅店內充滿著角型元素所構成的設施，如迎賓大門刻意斜向形塑成三角形的風除室、一樓大廳家具、露台動線甚至是房間收納空間等，強烈展現建築師特有的風格。 ONE@TOKYO is located near Oshiage Station in Tokyo and is designed by master of material application Kengo Kuma. The entrance facade and the exterior of the terrace machinery room are constructed with wooden panels combined with stainless steel components. The hotel is filled with facilities composed of angular elements, such as the intentionally slanted triangular shape of the entrance vestibule, the furniture in the first-floor lobby, the flow of the terrace, and even the storage space in the rooms, all strongly showcasing the architect's unique style.

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麗思卡爾頓 Mandapa, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve

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淚滴公園 TEARDROP PARK

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TEAMLAB PLANETS TOKYO

teamLab是創立於2001年的藝術團隊，由跨領域專業人士聚集而成，目標通過共同創作的行為融合藝術、科學、技術、設計、以及自然界。團隊成員包括藝術家、工程師、CG動畫師、數學家、建築師等。豐洲展館為2018年開幕，集結光影體感的藝術作品，本館更加入了水的互動元素，重置人的感官體驗，與作品融為一體。「Plants是為了讓人重新思考與世界的關係，盡力將每個作品做到極致，使人忘我地沉浸其中」－teamLab創辦人　豬子壽之 teamLab is an art collective founded in 2001, composed of professionals from various fields, aiming to integrate art, science, technology, design, and nature through collaborative creation. The team includes artists, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects, and more. The Toyosu Pavilion, which opened in 2018, features art installations that combine light, shadow, and sensory experiences, and incorporates interactive water elements to reset human sensory experiences, merging the audience with the artwork. "Plants is designed to encourage people to rethink their relationship with the world, striving to perfect each piece so that one can immerse themselves and lose track of time," said teamLab founder Toshiyuki Inoko.

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