In a visually prominent and highly convenient location a 1-minute walk from Ginza Subway Station and a 4-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station in one of Japan’s leading commercial districts, this multipurpose building for retail and office tenants has 4 floors below ground, 11 above ground, and a total floor area of approximately 11,600m2.
The distinctive facade design recalls the “waterside and willow” scenery of the original Ginza-Sukiyabashi Bridge.
All the building’s units have been leased, with Mizuho Bank and GAP as key tenants.
By taking advantage of Chuo Ward’s district planning system to ease restrictions on floor-area ratio and height, the building maximizes the potential of the site. The open space provided at the first-floor level, including areas with free pedestrian access, enriches the urban scene, while the retail stores that have been attracted create animation. Additionally, the 2 below-ground floors connect to the Ginza Subway Station concourse, with escalators and elevators leading to the above-ground floors. This user-friendliness to the elderly and people with disabilities is part of measures designed to increase utility to the local area.
| Building type |
Office buildings, Bank branch buildings, Commercial buildings
|
| Address |
4-2-11, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo |
| Access |
1 min
walk from
Ginza Station, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, and other lines
|
| Number of floors |
11F / B4 |
| Type of structure |
S / SRC / RC |
| Site area |
961.36m2 |
| Total floor area |
11,569.86m2 |
| Completion of construction |
3 / 2011
|
