The high finish of the three dining outlets on the 102nd floor at the Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong was achieved through working closely as a team between the Japanese interior design firm, SPIN Design Studio and the interior contractor, B.S.C. Contracting. As a division of B.S.C. Group (one of Asia’s foremost and largest building supply distributors), B.S.C. Contracting utilized their specialized project management expertise to fulfill this complex project.

SPIN’s principal, Yasuhiro Koichi is renowned for the meticulous approach to design that he applies to every project. “I think that B.S.C. had a very difficult time applying my attention to detail, especially with the very fast contract time,” says Koichi. “Fortunately, despite my demands on detail, B.S.C. had an approach very similar to ours and was able to comply to make the project successful for Ritz-Carlton.”

Attention to Detail

Koichi is well respected for his no compromise stand on his interpretation of luxury—often convincing the owner about his principles and business arguments that good design, quality products and materials are imperative to the success of the project. An advocate of providing a full design service, Koichi is driven to provide something truly original for the client on each and every project. Clients are confident of Koichi’s strength in looking at the design from a practical standpoint in addition to the aesthetic perspective.

His firm belief in his design forms the basis of his confidence in making each of his projects achieve strong ROI for their owners. “We take a holistic approach to all our design projects,” says Koichi. “When we do the concept designs I already have a very clear idea of what the furniture and the lighting will be like and I design all the elements myself to achieve the correct ambiance.”

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