福岡は、古来アジアの玄関口として様々な文化が入り混じり、境界線がなく、曖昧に交わってきたことが都市の魅力に繋がってきたと読み取った。この「曖昧模糊」なテナント区画の構成を具現化するプロジェクト。廊下などの共用部とテナント区画の境界を曖昧にし、1つの空間に様々な業態や人が入り混じる、賑やかで活気のある都市的縁側（＝曖昧）空間を作り出す環境デザインを目指しました。Fukuoka has long served as a gateway to Asia, where diverse cultures have intersected and overlapped throughout history. This lack of rigid boundaries and the resulting ambiguity have become a key source of the city’s unique character. This project seeks to spatially manifest that sense of “ambiguity” through the configuration of tenant spaces.By blurring the boundary between common areas—such as corridors—and individual tenant units, the design creates an environment in which multiple programs and people intermingle within a single spatial continuum. The goal is to form a lively and active “urban engawa”: an ambiguous, in-between space that encourages interaction and coexistence, reflecting the energetic and inclusive nature of the city.