Name

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Studio Correnttori, inc.

Address

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Toga Kojimachi Bldg.2F, 3-12-3 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 102-0083 Japan

Tel / Fax

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03-5226-5377 / 03-5226-5419

Website

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http://www.correnttori.com

E-Mail

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Representative

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Masato Horiguchi

Partners

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Kuroda Toshiaki , Suzuki Osamu , Takahashi Mitsumasa ,
Tsukui Atsushi

Establishment

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January 7th,2002

[ Business Outline ]

Landscape design and Superintendence.

Construction design, superintendence and consulting services.

Interior design, supervision and consulting service.

Design and consulting of signboards furniture and lighting appliances.

Environmental and scenery Products planing and development.

[ Chief Designer Profile ]

Name

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Masato horiguchi

1953

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Born in Mito, Japan

1976

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Graduated from the Tokyo University of Agriculture, Campus of Agriculture

1976

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Join MEC Design International Corporation where he focused on Landscape design, beside working on planning and interior design

1999

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Joined Urban Landscape Studio as a partner designer, where he was in charge of landscapes for commercial establishments, besides working on public landscape projects.

2002

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Founded Studio Correnttori, Creating a design network for Landscape, Planning, Interior Design and Signboard Design

[ Design philosophy ]

Landscape design is about making full use of the land potential. It is very important to discover the "memories" that lie under the land. The climate and the environmental life style, the people and their activities should also be taken into account during the design. Interaction with nearby architecture also must be considered.
We are thinking of a design that combines landscape and design, including interiors, furniture etc., matching perfectly together without being constrained by limits.
Always bearing in mind that that the people and the land co-exist in the design, we are planing both a bold and delicate landscape design.
By contemplating day and night, sunshine and rain, and the seasonal changes, we are thinking of a design where people feel closer and related to nature.