A video summarizing mobility ideas from the design studio has been released

Considering "new mobility mechanisms" as "ways of using cities and architecture"
Concept Movie

Our company not only designs individual buildings, but also undertakes various urban planning and large-scale redevelopment plans and consulting both in Japan and overseas. We not only propose ideas for the hard aspects of cities, such as buildings and streets, but also for the soft aspects based on rapid technological innovation, such as the creation of smart cities, and we work every day to come up with proposals that look to the future.
"SMS" (Seamless Mobility System) is a proposal from Mitsubishi Jisho Design, a design firm, for a "system to make cities more advanced." It combines three types of "movement": 1) City: Transportation within the city; 2) Architecture: Mobility within buildings (elevators, etc.); 3) People: Body augmentation tools (wheelchairs, walking support robots, etc.), to make people's movement seamless, both inside and outside buildings. It allows people to use space more freely, and gives cities more diversity and variability. This movie introduces the concept in a roughly three-and-a-half-minute video.

About Mitsubishi Jisho Design Design Studio

In today's society, where industrial structure is changing and values are diversifying, the Design Studio is a department that "brings together various knowledge within the company" and "utilizes the comprehensive strength of an organizational design office" to formulate strategies with an eye to the future. Through research and analysis of the social environment, we propose creative solutions that maximize value. Through our diverse services, we respond to modern needs with a variety of projects, from city-scale to renovations and interiors.

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