Coworkation Village MAIZURU
Coworkation: How to Enjoy Work and Travel at the Same Time
Maizuru red-brick warehouse was built by the Imperial Japanese Navy as a naval armory in Kyoto in 1903. The Japanese government designated it as national cultural properties and renovated to Maizuru Red Brick Park, which includes shops, cafes, and a museum in 2012.
Coworkation Village MAIZURU
Designed by Taiju Yamashita
Chief Engineer Takayuki Yoshioka
Chief Engineer Kazuya Hinoki
Sales Coordinator Ie Sakamoto
Coworkation Village MAIZURU is a newly opened facility within the complex. The word “Coworkation” is a blend of co-work and vacation, meaning the practice of working while also traveling.
Buildings listed as national cultural properties cannot be altered, so we coordinate interior designs with our product 201˚.
fabbit Global Gateway “ACROS Fukuoka”
Fukuoka's Co-Working Space Is a Place Where Future Innovators Congregate
Fabbit, boasts the management of the largest number of co-working space locations in Japan. In addition to the design of directly managed locations, DRAFT also participates as a design for launching “fabbit Global Gateway” started in 2018 as a place where entrepreneurs aiming for global expansion could congregate. Last December, coming in behind Tokyo and Osaka, Fukuoka came in at third place.
