+SHIFT NOGIZAKA
Shifting to a Next Generation Brand and Architecture
+SHIFT (pronounced “plus shift”) NOGIZAKA is a newly erected office building 1-minutes’ walk from Nogizaka station, Tokyo. Even from afar, the symbolic beauty of the building is undeniable. Taiju Yamashita designed the architecture, interior, as well as the brand design.
+SHIFT NOGIZAKA
Designed by Taiju Yamashita
Communication Planner Kae Ishii
Chief Designer Kihoko Kunito
Designer Saaya Inoue
Technical Designer Momoko Saito
3D Design Director Nevien G. Dianon
3D Designer Inez T. Daria
3D Designer Aiko M. Ordovez
3D Designer Nifritti S. Rivera
3D Designer Trizza A. Bontia
2D Designer Jessette B. Ermita
2D Designer Reddick M. Palmitos
Chief Branding Designer Agata Takeshita
Graphic Designer Kumiko Mizuno
Chief Project Coordinator Tetsuomi Hatakeyama
Project Coordinator Taisuke Yamamoto
Chief Engineer Kazuya Hinoki
Engineer Shota Ichikawa
Engineer Masahiko Isobe
Sales Coordinator Naohiro Sunako
With remote work becoming firmly established in today’s society, +SHIFT NOGIZAKA was designed with 12 above-ground floors outfitted as set-up offices aiming to be workplaces where people gather casually and work in comfort. The first floor greets people with a relaxing lounge area, while the top floor features a rooftop terrace; making for a building which not only considers beautiful design, but also places importance on ensuring people enjoy comfortable experiences.
The logo was born from the fact that a new function is created when the shift key and other letter keys are pressed simultaneously. Yamashita is also involved in the direction of amenities and official websites that feature the logo.
Brand Site
Partner：SHIFTBRAIN Inc.
KOIL TERRACE
A Creative Place with a Swirling Intellectual Culture
We designed a creative place named “KOIL TERRACE” in the Kashiwanoha neighborhood, which has been certified as a smart-city model for the next generation of environmental cities. The building contains multiple work areas where foster interaction among users and an atrium where locals can enjoy spending their spare time with families and reading books from the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
