Private to porous: this pub-like Tokyo hotel challenges conventional hospitality formats

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Interior Design
Architectural Design
UDS Ltd.
Construction
Interior Construction
Seventh Code, Benefit Line, Set Up
Planting
Floor Area
4,242 sq-m
All Day Place Shibuya's porous lobby and ground floor captures the buzz of the surrounding Tokyo neighbourhood, inviting the public in.
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