Neri & Hu architecture transforms the public areas of the Tokyo office, drawing visitors into an open space overlooking the imperial gardens. The entry experience from reception through to pantry and auditorium is a skillful integration of workplace and hospitality, with specific regional references complementing the typical elements of technology and graphics. Photography by Pedro Pegenaute.
The floors of the Tokyo office are identified by a gradation of colors. The upholstered booths on every floor are an iconic and popular meeting area, as is the lunch room which with a long banquette upholstered in traditional kimono fabric is in use all day beyond meal hours.
Selected Works
AIGA HQArchitecture
Articolo FurnitureProducts
Backpack, AuerbergProducts
Bracelets, Select ProjectsProducts
Frank Lloyd Wright Hoffman House Rye, NYInterior design
Spinneybeck/filzfelt Getzville, NYInterior design
House in Rochester, NYInterior design
Earphones, Jems DopodsProducts
Select Residential ProjectsInteriors
NYC ApartmentInteriors
ABCGraphics + Branding
Color ResearchGraphics + Branding
HBF, BrochureGraphics + Branding
ManùGraphics + Branding
Strategy@NYUGraphics + Branding
AmsterdamDesign Direction
Apartment, Place des VosgesInteriors
Aqua, Miami BeachArchitecture
BeijingDesign Direction
BrasiliaDesign Direction
Brownstone NYCInteriors
Davis & Warshow Showroom, NYCInteriors
EdinburghDesign Direction
GenevaDesign Direction
Ghianda, Wooden ObjectsProducts
HBF Askew TextilesDesign Direction
HBF TablesProducts
Hong KongDesign Direction
House in AusterlitzArchitecture
House in TuscanyArchitecture
House on Lake ErieArchitecture
Knoll ChicagoInteriors
Knoll, FlorenceArchitecture
Knoll PropellerProduct
LondonDesign Direction
Los AngelesDesign Direction
MadridDesign Direction
Momentum TextilesProduct
Montina FurnitureProducts
MontrealDesign Direction
MumbaiDesign Direction
ManúProduct
NY Photo StudioArchitecture
PragueDesign Direction
RomeDesign Direction
Salviati GlasswareProduct
San FranciscoDesign Direction
São PauloDesign Direction
SingaporeDesign Direction
Somekh Building, ShanghaiArchitecture
StockholmDesign Direction
Times Square HotelInteriors
TokyoDesign Direction
Tokyo #2Design Direction
Townhouse NYCInteriors
Washington D.C.Design Direction
WolfsonianArchitecture