August 20, 2019 – Kikukawa released the following newsletter in Japanese.

-Summary of the newsletter-
Kikukawa, a bespoke architectural metalworker participated in two projects amongst the 15 projects that received the 60th BCS prize*. The winning projects are ‘Tokyo Midtown Hibiya’ and ‘Akasaka Intercity AIR’. As metal-craftsmen and engineers, Kikukawa worked closely with the projects’ architects, contractors, and other suppliers to ensure that the design intent was delivered.

*BCS prize was founded in 1960 by the Building Contractors Society (BCS) to recognize excellent buildings of the year.
To find out more about the BCS Prize, click here (external link)

To find out more about Tokyo Midtown Hibiya, click here

To find out more about Akasaka Intercity AIR, click here

Click here for the newsletter in PDF (Japanese):
2019.08.20 Kikukawa News Release (60th BCS Prize)

■Pictures of the two 60th BCS Prize-winning projects that Kikukawa participated.

▷Tokyo Midtown Hibiya

Click here for more information on ‘Tokyo Midtown Hibiya’

▷Akasaka Intercity AIR

Click here for more information on ‘Akasaka Intercity AIR’

■A selection of Kikukawa projects that have received the BCS prize in the past.

Click here for more information on ‘Sumida Hokusai Museum’

Click here for more information on ‘Tokyo Station, Yaesu Ventilation Tower’

Click here for more information on ‘Tokyo Skytree’

Click here for more information on ‘Tokyo Station, Marunouchi building’

Click here for more information on ‘MIHO Chapel’

Click here for more information on ‘Marunouchi Building’