風呂敷意匠設計舎の仕事と履歴

風呂敷意匠設計舎は、2018年に設立され、主に建築および内装の設計を専門としています。また、イベント会場の設計・設営、ワークショップの主催、システム開発への協力など、幅広い空間デザインの業務にも取り組んでいます。時系列の履歴はこちらをご覧ください。

私たちは、お客さんとの対話を重視し、個々のニーズに合わせたデザインを提供することを目指しています。多様なプロジェクトを通じて、常に新しい挑戦を続けています。各プロジェクトのページもぜひご覧ください。現在、説明の文章やプロジェクトの紹介がまだ十分に入れられていない部分もありますが、少しずつ増やしていく予定ですので、定期的にチェックしていただけると嬉しいです。

Job history and wroks

First, I would like to talk about “job” and “work.” However, if you are not interested in some simple wordplay that might seem like a cheap Japanese pun, please skip the following text and see the chronological job history here.

“In Japan, many people often misunderstand and misuse the concepts of ‘job’ and ‘work.’ Therefore, starting from this common Japanese misunderstanding, I would like to define ‘job’ and ‘work’ in our own way.”

Let me explain why Studio Furoshiki uses the terms “job” and “work.” Whether a project becomes a piece depends on the client. We don’t want to force our clients to create a piece if they don’t want to. We find it more enjoyable to adapt to the client’s style rather than imposing our own. However, we also want to participate in projects that have a positive impact on society.

Defining a positive impact is difficult. Can we even decide what is positive or negative? For me, a positive impact means people showing gratitude and respect to each other, the environment, and nature. It also means accepting differences and creating a decentralized society without hierarchies. Doing this will result in creating an environment where people like me can live comfortably. If I have a style, it is to support this direction and put my energy into it.

At Studio Furoshiki, we define “work” as something we are proud of and that makes a positive impact on society. We define “job” as work that meets the needs of the client and society. Of course, we don’t think “job” is a lower level of work compared to “work.” Just as we define “work,” our clients often start projects to make society better and create environments where people like them can live comfortably. Their projects are their “work,” and whether it becomes our “work” depends on them.

When we work together on a project, we would love to hear your thoughts and beliefs.