Architecture is culture, and a cornerstone of society. That is to say, it must meet the needs of society in the current era, while maintaining a universal value which will not erode with time.

Therefore, architectural design should proceed not as a passing whim or personal vision, but rather as a cooperative dialogue among all stakeholders, and centering on the client. We believe that an organization including imaginative designers and a wealth of technical experience is necessary to achieve this.

Since its founding in 1948, Daiken Sekkei has operated as an independent general firm, always maintaining the ability to prioritize real profits for clients and society through architectural design, while continuing to develop healthy creativity and guaranteed technical expertise, making broad contributions to society through efforts toward human-centered urban design and global environmental protection.

The functions society requires of design firms grow more sophisticated and diverse by the day. We continually strive to improve our company, endeavoring to acquire and develop new knowledge and skills in order to keep growing as a company capable of meeting a wide variety of societal needs.

We are committed to serving society at large by creating excellent environments and architecture based on “balanced creativity” fostered through our tradition and history, as well as “flexible emotions” backed by reliable skills and technologies.
At the same time, we will continue to solidify our management foundation that allows us to focus on our work with peace of mind. DAIKEN SEKKEI is constantly striving to create “new value”.

- We strive to earn our clients’ trust by meeting and surpassing their expectations and creating ever-higher values.
- We aim to cater to the diverse needs of society with forward-looking ideas.
- We aim to design sustainable, eco-friendly buildings by minimizing long-term environmental impact.
- We respect local cultures and traditions and endeavor to create beautiful architecture that can be passed down to future generations.