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Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City
2023

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Experimental Design for Walkable MITO City

Public Space

This is a venue design for a space utilization experiment in Mito City Center, which has been seriously hollowed out, to create a people-centered city instead of a car-centered one. Focusing on the casual urban spaces, such as vacant lots, plazas, rooftops, passages, and streets, we attempted to create a place for people on a low budget. The project consists of six spaces for staying, both indoors and outdoors, each location with different characteristics and scales, and four circulation spaces that connect them. We analyzed the context carefully and converted it into a design that maximized the existing potential with a minimum addition.

Client / Manufacturer

The Association for Attractive MITO City

Mito city_Ibaraki, JP
Design
Yoshiko Nakayama Architects and Associates, Inc.

Yoshiko Nakayama Architects and Associates, Inc.

Mitaka-city, JPYoshiko Nakayama

MITO Design Team

Mito city_Ibaraki, JPTerumitsu Hirata,Soichiro Fuji,Norifusa Ishida(KIMOTOKANKOU),Yuki Akutsu,Kentaro Ando(KOIZUMI LIGHTING) ,Seiji Gojo,Meister Co., Ltd,Masaki Akaiwa

MITO Owners Team

Mito city_Ibaraki, JPKenji Odagi,Hisato Kato,Hidenori Tabeta(MITO City),Ichiro Hatayama,Tokihiko Sugiura
Date of Launch
2021
Development Time
up to 12 Month
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Consumers / Users, Trade / Industry, Public Sector / Government

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