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Launch of a “Street Gallery” at Construction-Site Temporary Fencing — A New Development in Support for Student Artists, Continuing for More Than 25 Years

The company launched a new project using the temporary fencing at its branded condominium construction sites as a “Downtown Gallery” for displaying student artists’ work. As the first installation, works are being displayed on the temporary fencing for the Musashi-Koyama II Project.

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Announced details

Asyl Court (urban rental apartment brand)アジール・アート・プロジェクト (art project, AAP)Art Meets Architecture Competition(AAC)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Exhibitions of student artists’ work, sharing art with the local community, and use of construction-site temporary fencing

Launch date22 August 2026 onward (publicly documented track record)
Award/certification name

AAC2025 Poster Competition Grand Prize

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Temporary fencing for the new construction work on the Musashi-Koyama II Project (detailed location: Not disclosed)

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Names of Products / Services CoveredAsyl Court (urban rental apartment brand), アジール・アート・プロジェクト (art project, AAP), Art Meets Architecture Competition(AAC)
Launch date22 August 2026 onward (publicly documented track record)
Applicable areaExhibitions of student artists’ work, sharing art with the local community, and use of construction-site temporary fencing
Award/certification nameAAC2025 Poster Competition Grand Prize
LocationTemporary fencing for the new construction work on the Musashi-Koyama II Project (detailed location: Not disclosed)
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To expand the company’s longstanding efforts to discover, support and develop student artists to condominium development construction sites as well. The company says it will use the temporary fencing to add colour to the neighbourhood and expand opportunities for emerging artists to present their work.

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