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NEWS RELEASE 2026.5.21
PYNT Takebashi holds first-year report meeting for "FUTURE LENS" Phase 1 – proposing a new approach to solving social issues.
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NEWS RELEASE 2025.11.13
New Hub “PYNT Takebashi” Opens to Guide Ideas for Solving Social Issues Toward “Social Implementation”
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NEWS RELEASE 2025.03.01
"PYNT BOOK Vol. 1"
We’ve created a booklet introducing PYNT’s vision and how we operate.
PYNT BOOK vol.1 (Digital Book)
PYNT BOOK vol.1(PDF)
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PRESS RELEASE 2025.02.12
The "Community Drive Project" is a regional co-creation project originating in Kurobe City, Toyama Prefecture.
Starting this spring, we will begin rolling out our "Community Drive Program" to various regions across Japan!
Over 70% of municipalities nationwide face a serious "mobility" problem; a team of experts will work alongside them to support community-led solutions.
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2024/12/18
PYNT | “HOW TO SHOOT FOR THE MOON”
Capacity:Sold Out
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2024/12/18
Co-hosted by Nikken Sekkei and Zebra & Company | FUTURE LENS Information Session
Capacity:Sold Out
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2024/12/17
WorkUP! EVENT #03 | NIKKEN Inclusive Design | What Is “Inclusive Design” for Thinking About the Future of Architecture and Cities?
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PRESS RELEASE 2024.12.09
Applications Now Open for the “FUTURE LENS” Collaborative Social and Environmental Design Program
Shaping the Future of Communities by Assessing and Promoting the Value of Initiatives Led by Local Social Entrepreneurs; Applications Open in Mid-December 2024
~A total of up to 10 million yen in pilot research funding will be provided over two years, with Nikken Sekkei and Z&C offering ongoing support. A program information session will also be held at Nikken Sekkei PYNT~
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ARTICLE 2024.12.09
What are PYNT’s “FUTURE COLLECTIVES,” which aim to realize “the future we want for our town” from a medium- to long-term perspective?
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2024/11/19
Innovation Design Center | PYNT Career Information Session
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AWARDS 2024.10.16
"PYNT" and "TOILET," co-creation platforms located on the 3rd floor of the Nikken Sekkei Tokyo Building, have won the 2024 Good Design Award.
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2024/10/07
WorkUP! EVENT #02 | NIKKEN Inclusive Design | What Is “Inclusive Design” for Thinking About the Future of Architecture and Cities?
Capacity:Sold Out
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2024/10/04
Hosted by the Illinois Institute of Technology School of Design: How Can We Design Generative AI Solutions to Address Mental Health Challenges?
Capacity: 50 participants
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2024/09/18
PYNT no Mikata × Yokohama National University (YNU) | Infrastructure as a Public Space—Attracting Narratives and Evidence—
Capacity: 50 participants
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2024/09/10
PYNT no Mikata × Yokohama National University (YNU) | Approaches to Urban Planning — Between the Formal and the Informal
Capacity: 50 participants
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2024/08/29
NIKKEN NEXT MISSION 3rd SEMINAR | What Will Regenerative Cities Look Like in 2050?
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PRESS RELEASE 2024.07.26
Fiscal Year 2024 Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism-Approved Model Project for Mobility Workforce Development
The “Community Drive Project”—a regional co-creation initiative that addresses the serious “mobility” challenges faced by approximately 1,200 municipalities nationwide through workforce development and tools—has officially launched!
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ARTICLE 2024.06.24
Reflecting on “Society and Business in 2050” – “NIKKEN NEXT MISSION” 1st SEMINAR
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2024/06/20
REFUGEE WEEK@PYNT | What Makes for a Better Refugee Camp Environment? — Case Studies of Refugee Shelters & Ideathon Workshop
Capacity:Sold Out
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2024/06/19
REFUGEE WEEK@PYNT | From Multicultural Coexistence to Symbiosis: What Can Urban Planning and Design Do?
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2024/06/12
"PYNT's Perspective Vol. 8": The Nature of Post-Growth Entrepreneurship | Post-Growth Entrepreneurship
Capacity: 40 people
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ARTICLE 2024.06.04
"Climate Migrants": Climate Refugees and Us —200 Million Worldwide by 2050—
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2024/05/09
WorkUP! EVENT #01 | NIKKEN Inclusive Design | What Is “Inclusive Design” for Thinking About the Future of Architecture and Cities? Capacity: 50 people
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2024/05/07
NIKKEN NEXT MISSION 1st SEMINAR | Society and Business in 2050 | Capacity: 50 participants
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PRESS RELEASE 2024.04.15
One Year Since the Launch of “PYNT,” Which Accelerates Collaboration Among Diverse Individuals and Organizations: A Report on Achievements and Future Prospects. Setting New Goals and Tackling Complex Social Issues Through “Co-Creation” That Transcends Organizational and Positional Boundaries
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ARTICLE 2024.04.10
"+Air Mobility" Urban Development | How Will Flying Cars Change the Cities of the Future?
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ARTICLE 2024.03.07
20,000 People Stranded in Shibuya!? What Is the Design of Hardware and Software That Encourages Behavioral Changes During Disasters?
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2024/03/07
Smart Buildings and Co-Creation Business | Digital Architecture & Design Center × PYNT | Capacity: 30 participants
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2024/01/18
A Deep Dive into “Collaborative Urban Development” in Japan, the U.S., and Europe! Capacity: First 25 registrants
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■ 現地参加の方はこちら(先着25名)
■ オンライン参加はこちら
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ARTICLE 2024.01.18
What Does “Biodiversity” Mean for People? | Cities, Forests, Homes, and People—All Are Part of Biodiversity!
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ARTICLE 2024.01.12
The Potential of Web3 and Community Development | How Will Blockchain Transform Community Development? From Utilizing Local Resources to Citizen Participation
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ARTICLE 2024.01.12
How Should We Think About Inclusive Design? | How to Create Projects That Incorporate the Perspectives of Those Directly Affected
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2023/12/07
How to Get Started with Local Community Development to Support Life Projects | Creative Democracy × PYNT | Capacity: 30 participantsSold Out
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2023/11/30
"Shaping the Future × Perspective and Viewpoint" Event Held: HuffPost Japan's 10th Anniversary Special
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2023/10/19
[Talk Event] Talk Event Celebrating the Release of the Film “Aalto” — Exploring Aalto’s Architecture, Forests, and Saunas —
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2023/09/29
We’re hosting a workshop to help turn “confusion” into “excitement” when brainstorming new business ideas
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2023/09/01
[Designing Transition, Vol. 2: Hands-On Workshop] Tracing History Back to "Energy" to Envision a Sustainable Future—Capacity: 35 participants
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2023/08/03
[Designing Transition, Vol. 1: Lecture] Tracing History Back to "Energy" to Envision a Sustainable Future | Capacity: 35 participants
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2023/08/04
How Did a Small Economic Ecosystem Centered on “Sento” Come to Be? [Purpose Model Lab #03] Capacity: 30 people
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2023/07/21
"Shaping the Future × Perspective and Approach" Workshop—"Drawing Out 'My Purpose' with Doodle Coach Kai Tamura"
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2023/07/28
"Design" and "Anthropology": Tracing Their Outlines—ANY by designing #01 Capacity: 30 participantsSold Out
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2023/08/02
Why not join our “Architectural Firm Experience”?
Architectural design that promotes the circular economy and an “upcycling” workshop—Limited to 20 participants
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2023/07/07
The History and Future of B Corp Certification, Vol. 2: Harch Co., Ltd. Edition—Limited to 30 participants
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2023/05/26
[Shaping the Future × Pinto and Mikata #01] “Easing the Struggles Associated with ‘Ability’”: Exploring the Concept of “Self” with Mai Teshigawara—Limited to 25 participants
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2023/05/23
[Purpose Model Lab #01] How Can We Implement “Regional Capitalism” in Society? Capacity: 30 participants
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2023/05/16
[AI Image Generation] Prompt Hackathon for Architects #01—Limited to 30 participants
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NEWS 2023.03.31
PYNT, a “co-creation space” open to the public and designed to bring people together—featuring co-creation and event spaces—will open on April 10 on the 3rd floor of our Tokyo Building.