UDS Ltd.
JAPAN
Meet UDS Ltd. - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Japan. UDS Ltd.'s design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in UDS Ltd.'s impressive haul of 11 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Interior and Architecture, UDS Ltd.'s work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, UDS Ltd. masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores UDS Ltd.'s celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Terrasta Hotel
Terrasta is a mixed-use hotel located in the heart of Miyakonojo City, designed to revitalize the area as a new community hub. The name blends terrace and stage symbolizing communal space and support for individual lives. Emphasizing sustainability, the design incorporates local materials and collaborations with businesses and artisans. By blending modern comfort with traditional craftsmanship, Terrasta transcends the traditional hotel concept, becoming a vibrant hub for creativity, community, and commerce, celebrating both the past and future of Miyakonojo.
Terrasta is a mixed-use hotel located in the heart of Miyakonojo City, designed to revitalize the area as a new community hub. The name blends terrace and stage symbolizing communal space and support for individual lives. Emphasizing sustainability, the design incorporates local materials and collaborations with businesses and artisans. By blending modern comfort with traditional craftsmanship, Terrasta transcends the traditional hotel concept, becoming a vibrant hub for creativity, community, and commerce, celebrating both the past and future of Miyakonojo.
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Soki Kanazawa Hotel
Located in Fukuromachi, Kanazawa, a place where merchants once came and went and flourished, next to Omimachi Market, known as the kitchen of the city, the hotel combines traditional Japanese beauty with modern comfort, and aims to create a place that is loved by many people and contributes to the local community. By using local materials and working with local craftspeople, the project team aims to contribute to the local economy and a sustainable city, as well as providing guests with an authentic experience while creating opportunities for them to engage with the local culture.
Located in Fukuromachi, Kanazawa, a place where merchants once came and went and flourished, next to Omimachi Market, known as the kitchen of the city, the hotel combines traditional Japanese beauty with modern comfort, and aims to create a place that is loved by many people and contributes to the local community. By using local materials and working with local craftspeople, the project team aims to contribute to the local economy and a sustainable city, as well as providing guests with an authentic experience while creating opportunities for them to engage with the local culture.
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Ref Okinawa Arena Hotel
Ref Okinawa arena, situated in the heart of Okinawa Island, contrasts with the region's famous seaside beauty. Known for its sports venues and nostalgic American nightlife influenced by the nearby U.S. military base, the area boasts a rich cultural tapestry. Drawing from the Okinawan word Champuru, meaning mixed, the project celebrates multicultural charm and local activities. It aims to transcend the typical hotel experience, fostering genuine connections within the community and enhancing both guest experiences and local pride in an environmentally conscious manner.
Ref Okinawa arena, situated in the heart of Okinawa Island, contrasts with the region's famous seaside beauty. Known for its sports venues and nostalgic American nightlife influenced by the nearby U.S. military base, the area boasts a rich cultural tapestry. Drawing from the Okinawan word Champuru, meaning mixed, the project celebrates multicultural charm and local activities. It aims to transcend the typical hotel experience, fostering genuine connections within the community and enhancing both guest experiences and local pride in an environmentally conscious manner.
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Strata Naha Hotel
The project plans to create a unique 'city resort' hotel in the heart of Naha-city, Okinawa. The name "Strata" was inspired by the land's rich nature and culture, which means layers of earth; it aims to discover layers of preexisting cultural gems and adding new layers of value to the ongoing cultural contents. The project also aimed to create a hotel that connects with the local community; original textiles are incorporated in a modern interior design by collaborating with local traditional artisans.
The project plans to create a unique 'city resort' hotel in the heart of Naha-city, Okinawa. The name "Strata" was inspired by the land's rich nature and culture, which means layers of earth; it aims to discover layers of preexisting cultural gems and adding new layers of value to the ongoing cultural contents. The project also aimed to create a hotel that connects with the local community; original textiles are incorporated in a modern interior design by collaborating with local traditional artisans.
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Eataly Ginza Restaurant
Eataly Ginza was planned on the 6th floor of Ginza Six, a facility located in one of Tokyo's most prestigious commercial districts. The floor is occupied by Tsutaya Bookstore, well-known as the large bookstores in Japan, and was designed based on the concept of a back alley. The concept of Eataly is Eataly Garden, and it is planned to be integrated so that a rich Garden spreads beyond the alleyway. The design of the space is based on a collection of small stores reminiscent of a garden so that visitors to Eataly can spend their time comfortably.
Eataly Ginza was planned on the 6th floor of Ginza Six, a facility located in one of Tokyo's most prestigious commercial districts. The floor is occupied by Tsutaya Bookstore, well-known as the large bookstores in Japan, and was designed based on the concept of a back alley. The concept of Eataly is Eataly Garden, and it is planned to be integrated so that a rich Garden spreads beyond the alleyway. The design of the space is based on a collection of small stores reminiscent of a garden so that visitors to Eataly can spend their time comfortably.
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Noie Hakone Sengokuhara Hotel
Noie Hakone Sengokuhara is a hotel located in Hakone, one of the best hot spring resorts in Japan. Unlike the many inns and building-type hotels in Hakone, this is a resort hotel in the form of a rental villa, so even in this age of the Covid-19 pandemic, you can spend a relaxing time in safety and security. The architecture is open to the private garden and the interior has a modern design with a Japanese feel therefore the guests can be relaxed and enveloped in the nature of Hakone atmosphere.
Noie Hakone Sengokuhara is a hotel located in Hakone, one of the best hot spring resorts in Japan. Unlike the many inns and building-type hotels in Hakone, this is a resort hotel in the form of a rental villa, so even in this age of the Covid-19 pandemic, you can spend a relaxing time in safety and security. The architecture is open to the private garden and the interior has a modern design with a Japanese feel therefore the guests can be relaxed and enveloped in the nature of Hakone atmosphere.
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All Day Place Hotel
All Day Place Shibuya is a hotel located in Shibuya, Tokyo. The concept is "a place where all can gather" encouraging mingling between both locals and travelers. It has a cafe and beer bar on the ground floor, the hotel reception and lobby on the building's second floor alongside its restaurant. A key design feature is the square tiling in a stunning gradient of various greens, connecting the outdoor area to indoor facilities. The hotel also strives to adopt an environmentally friendly approach by using sustainable materials for both construction and amenities.
All Day Place Shibuya is a hotel located in Shibuya, Tokyo. The concept is "a place where all can gather" encouraging mingling between both locals and travelers. It has a cafe and beer bar on the ground floor, the hotel reception and lobby on the building's second floor alongside its restaurant. A key design feature is the square tiling in a stunning gradient of various greens, connecting the outdoor area to indoor facilities. The hotel also strives to adopt an environmentally friendly approach by using sustainable materials for both construction and amenities.
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Soki Atami Hotel
Soki Atami is a hot spring luxury hotel located in Atami, a coastal resort town in Shizuoka, known as one of the earliest hot spring retreats in Japan. This project aims to revise the way of hot springs accommodation in a Ryokan more adaptable for the current lifestyle and to rediscover the charm of the region by creating connections between guests and local’s rich nature, culture, and people. All rooms come complete with a personal hot spring, while other facilities include a public onsen, a restaurant with a garden, and a top floor Tea Salon & Bar overlooking Atami Bay.
Soki Atami is a hot spring luxury hotel located in Atami, a coastal resort town in Shizuoka, known as one of the earliest hot spring retreats in Japan. This project aims to revise the way of hot springs accommodation in a Ryokan more adaptable for the current lifestyle and to rediscover the charm of the region by creating connections between guests and local’s rich nature, culture, and people. All rooms come complete with a personal hot spring, while other facilities include a public onsen, a restaurant with a garden, and a top floor Tea Salon & Bar overlooking Atami Bay.
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Anteroom Naha Hotel
Hotel Anteroom Naha aims to revitalize its neighborhood community through collaboration with contemporary art and its local culture. Inspired by the white cube space of galleries, the interior design is intended to be simple and minimal, which allows guests to focus on the artworks exhibited throughout the hotel. The façade, interior, and furniture were designed in close collaboration with artists, which convert the space itself into a piece of art.
Hotel Anteroom Naha aims to revitalize its neighborhood community through collaboration with contemporary art and its local culture. Inspired by the white cube space of galleries, the interior design is intended to be simple and minimal, which allows guests to focus on the artworks exhibited throughout the hotel. The façade, interior, and furniture were designed in close collaboration with artists, which convert the space itself into a piece of art.
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The Flow Kamakura Hotel
The design concept The Flow was chosen to take advantage of its prime location in a scenic area with many temples and shrines, and the abundant nature of the hills and beaches. It was designed so that guests can spend quality time freely while enjoying the history, nature, and tranquility of the locale. As a vacation rental-style hotel, it is a safe and secure option in the Covid-19 pandemic. the rooftop terrace offers a view of the ocean, mountains, and Mount Fuji without the business of the city.
The design concept The Flow was chosen to take advantage of its prime location in a scenic area with many temples and shrines, and the abundant nature of the hills and beaches. It was designed so that guests can spend quality time freely while enjoying the history, nature, and tranquility of the locale. As a vacation rental-style hotel, it is a safe and secure option in the Covid-19 pandemic. the rooftop terrace offers a view of the ocean, mountains, and Mount Fuji without the business of the city.
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the rescape Resort Hotel
The Rescape is a hideaway resort hotel which is located in the east coast area of Miyako Island in Okinawa Prefecture. This resort consists of an administration building located in the center, 41 villa-type guest rooms, each has its own outdoor pool and a terrace. The room is furnished with cushions and foot throws made from local indigo-dyed fabrics and art made from 'Biro' (Livistona), a locally sourced treasured material. The lighting fixtures are made of traditional Ryukyu glass to create a space that conveys the island's distinctive colors and showcases the region's crafts.
The Rescape is a hideaway resort hotel which is located in the east coast area of Miyako Island in Okinawa Prefecture. This resort consists of an administration building located in the center, 41 villa-type guest rooms, each has its own outdoor pool and a terrace. The room is furnished with cushions and foot throws made from local indigo-dyed fabrics and art made from 'Biro' (Livistona), a locally sourced treasured material. The lighting fixtures are made of traditional Ryukyu glass to create a space that conveys the island's distinctive colors and showcases the region's crafts.
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