ARCHI-DEPOT

Design Engineer, Project Director

Seitaro Taniguchi finished his bachelor’s degree at Keio University SFC in 2008 and completed his master’s degree at Tokyo University of The Arts, Faculty of Design. He moved to UK in 2011 for following the Innovation Design Engineering Masters program at the Royal College of Art. After working as a freelance design engineer for a while, he returned to Japan and joined Takram in 2013. With exploring the methodology and the value of problem finding and solution providing based on multidisciplinary knowledges and skills, he is primarily engaged in the development of interactive product and installation that includes hardware styling, mechanical and electronics engineering or software development. His notable projects are “Moon Exploration Rover”, “Hydrogen Energy R&D Center”, “Shiseido ‘KANSEI’ Design Lab.” and his awards include Good Design Award, Second Prize at the Tokyo Designers Week 2013 Young Creators Competition.

Seitaro Taniguchi

Design Engineer, Sound Designer, Project Director

Keisuke Oyama conducted research and development on sound design/musical interfaces while attending Keio University, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies. After graduation, he joined IMG SRC inc. where he worked on interactive installations/mobile applications as an engineer. Sharing Takram’s philosophy on working freely across the fields of design/engineering and software/hardware, he joined the company in 2015.

Keisuke Oyama

R&D, design, prototyping of spatial experiences such as retail, installation, exhibition etc

Spatial

ARCHI-DEPOT is Japan's only museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting architecture models. For the museum's reopening, Takram created an interactive experience allowing people to access the archive collection that is usually not open to the public.

ARCHI-DEPOT

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