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Nihonbashi 1- Chome, Tokyo, Japan 
Tuesday 04 Apr 2006
 
KPF completes in Tokyo
 
 
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Structure connects to the surrounding low scale as it rises substantially above

This twenty-story mixed-use development stands on two parcels formerly occupied by a Tokyo department store. The design places the vertical service elements along the north side of the site to allow for office space within a relatively narrow site. The core and the office volume are expressed as distinct elements, and are clad in stone and glass respectively. A space of 66 feet from core to wall structures gives the curving south wall a sense of weightless suspension. Below the office space is a five-story glass volume. Extruded from the main section, it houses the retail space and is clad in an enclosure composed of vertical glass fins projecting from a clear glass wall. Rising at a height of thirty meters, it establishes an urban connection with its neighbors.

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Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
www.kpf.com

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