Minato Ward, Tokyo
Hotel Entrance Wall
The glamorous world of hotels is built on an enormous amount of sweat. Naturally, it is not difficult to imagine that luxury and comfortable hospitality is based only on the sweat of the many professionals who have opened their doors, and on the sweat of the efforts that have been made to reach professionalism. The same goes for the architecture in which it is set. The amount of sweat that has been accumulated since the start of the project, such as how to provide guests with an extraordinary experience and the thought that has gone into the location, is tremendous and simply mind-boggling. In a sense, we are fortunate and privileged to be involved in such a project as metal professionals.
Head to the entrance.
The initial order we received was for a wall to face the hotel entrance. The objective was to use VeroMetal for this component to create a wall with a metallic decoration and presence. The client was a major house builder, the construction was done by a major general contractor, and several people from the general contractor's subsidiary were added to the 12 people who gathered in our training room to work on the various textures. This process was very taxing for all of us, but very worthwhile in terms of improving our understanding of metal decorating. As a result, we arrived at the ideal textures, and from there we shifted further into the implementation system. The construction was started at Iwasa & M's, who had attended the VeroMetal technical training course.
To various locations.
As a result, we ended up working on walls and doors for a variety of locations. The original material was concrete, from which VeroMetal bronze was used to create the walls based on the design intent, and the doors were created with different materials and textures. The post-project paperwork was also a very valuable part of our expertise. We submitted the documents required for quality control, and we were often made to understand the importance of the documents, which was very significant in improving our quality control level. It was a valuable project that made our future sweat more valuable.
