MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi by Eitaro Satake

MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi by Eitaro Satake is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum in Architectura Competition Category.

AesArchitectura· 2021

MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi

by Eitaro Satake

Client: Mighty co. ltd

Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum Winner in Architectura Category

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The Design

About MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi

MGY Basis est aedificium administrativum pro nota vestiaria Tokii, in Iaponia, exstructum. Consilium ideam sequitur latibuli arcani quo homines congregari cupiunt. Contignatio principalis sex metra alta est, et magna frons vitrea speciem spatii semi-aperti praebet. Rete ferreum in tabulato superiore, lumina stili industrialis, et instrumenta ex ferro et machinis scansoriis facta eandem sententiam sustinent. Aedificium structuram ex cemento armato habet et aream totam pavimenti centum viginti quattuor metrorum quadratorum. Spatium internum apertum ad communicationem et laborem commodum fovendum destinatum est.

The Recognition

About the Praemium A' Design Award Aeneum

MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi victor est Praemii A' Design Award Aeneum, honoris multum aestimati formis egregiis, creandi ingenio, sollertia et acumine insignibus dati. Victores Aenei opera perita et mire creandi sunt, quae experientiam, imaginationem et solertiam auctorum suorum confirmant. Exspectatur MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi rem multum aestimatam, admiratam et carissimam, notabiliter professionalem et novam fore. Haec forma Aeneo victa optimas consuetudines artis, scientiae, formandi rationis et technologiae amplectitur et in cura minutiarum excellit. MGY Base Munus Aedificii Administrativi necessitates egregie explet, cupiditates tangit, sensus capit et curiositatem allicit.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: An office like a secret base where people would want to gather.
The novel corona virus has brought to light the necessity of communication in the office. Our design is an example of an answer to the problem.
MGY Base is an apparel brand office situated in Tokyo. The main floor is 6m high and its huge glass facade gives the impression of semi-outdoor space. Wire mesh used in the loft, industrial taste lighting, iron and scaffold used fixtures, and other details represent the secret base the client asked for.
Dimensions & Packaging: Site area: 124.94 m²
Building area: 73.70 m²
Total floor area: 124 m²
Structure: Reinforced concrete construction
Tags: Workplace, apparel brand, MGY BASE, STAR, Japan
Production Technology: Distinctive facade promotes the apparel brand.
High ceiling on the main floor reminiscent of the semi-outdoor, providing an open and comfortable atmosphere that eliminates the stuffiness of the office.
Unified with design ideas that make the brand playful, such as mesh mezzanine.
Inspiration: We tried to design an office that is a third-place that makes you want to assemble and work.
A place
1. where the clients and business associates would like to go and want to gather.
2. where the staff feel comfortable and want to work longer.
3. that is unique and playful.
We designed an office with these three points in mind to give a sense of the brand's personality.
Project Duration: Project completed in 15/09/2018
Project Location: 3-30 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Operation Flow: Efficiency from the management perspective, offices are increasingly being consolidated into urban areas and are expanding in size. At the same time, more and more start-up companies and companies with an awareness of design management are creating unique offices with an emphasis on quality and design. Against this backdrop, the COVID-19 has called into question the meaning of the office. This was an opportunity to rethink the meaning of working and gathering in one place.
Image Credits: Photographer Kai Nakamura, 2018