Bikers Paradise is a bikers' roadside station at Yugawara Pass where the Hakone Turnpike and Yugawara Parkway meet.
While recalling our biking excitement during our college days, we enjoyed planning and designing the facility from the viewpoint of bikers ourselves.
There are different types of motorcycles and each one has its own culture. As a place where bikers riding all types are to gather, we emphasized the product aspects, gadget aspects, and raw materials that may have an oily smell. It is where the bikers' culture is to be shared.
One highlight is the main counter named "Exploding" that expresses what Bikers Paradise should be, a place where a single action leads to an explosion of mixing and spreading. Two artists also created art pieces of the nature in the Izu area and motorcycle sculptures.
There are also seasonal exhibits and rental motorcycles. Various events are also being planned and everyone is welcome to attend.

Tasks we did: Facility renovation design direction, furniture design, fixture design, and coordination of artists.

principle use: drive in
total site area: 19,948㎡
total floor area: 550㎡
photo: Tomoya Nagatani