Architect Bag | Nendo x TODS | Tokyo (JAP) | By Lee Fleming
June 29, 2015 in Architecture , Design, Tools 
The IDMC° team have followed the work of Tokyo-based design studio Nendo for some time. Founded by Oki Sato in 2002, Nendo (meaning "clay" in Japanese) designs interior architecture, furniture and graphics. June 2015 saw Nendo collaborate with Tod's to create a morphable Architect Bag, designed with the architect in mind.
n the extended form, the bag holds a full-size A3 drawing as well as samples with quite a bit of length. Folding it into half creates two spaces where you can store A4 size drawings and documents, and the middle part of the flex section houses rolled-up drawings, heavy catalogues or books and samples of construction materials. With the ability to store away the two handles, you can turn it into a clutch bag when you have fewer things to carry.
Visit the Nendo website to read more.
Photography by Akihiro Yoshida.
Architecture, Luggage, Nendo, Tods, Travel