Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower is 330m high.It surpasses Abeno Harukas in Osaka at 300m to become the tallest building in Japan.
Completion ceremony held on July 3
Completion ceremony held on July 3
Azabudai Hills consists of blocks A, B, and C
Block A (Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower) and Block C (Garden Plaza) of Azabudai Hills (Minato Ward, Tokyo), a complex facility scheduled to open in the fall of 2023, were completed on June 30, and construction was completed on July 3. A completion ceremony was held with the people gathered.
Azabudai Hills will be developed by the Toranomon-Azabudai District Urban Redevelopment Association with Mori Building and Japan Post as participating union members. The concept is “a city like a plaza that is surrounded by greenery and connects people – Modern Urban Village”.The greening area occupies about 2.4 hectares out of the vast planning area of about 8.1 hectares.
The area of commercial facilities in the lower part of each block is approximately 24,000 square meters. There are 150 stores in fashion, beauty, culture, art, and wellness. No tenants have been announced at this time, but it is expected that fashion will be enriched with highly sensitive stores such as luxury brands and select shops.
Block A is symbolized by the 330m high Mori JP Tower. At the time of opening, it will be the tallest skyscraper in Japan. In addition to state-of-the-art office floors and large-scale commercial facilities, “Aman Residence Tokyo” by Aman, which handles luxury resorts, “Keio University Preventive Medicine Center (tentative name)”, which provides medical examinations provided by highly specialized university hospital staff, It consists of an international school “British School in Tokyo” with about 700 students from more than 50 countries.
Block C was designed by Thomas Heatherwick (UK), who is known for the London Olympic cauldron. The design of the lower part of Azabudai Hills, which includes Block C, is the first architectural project in Japan undertaken by Heatherwick Studio.
2023-07-03 10:00:38
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