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Yebisu Garden Place is the product of an integrated urban development plan, in which housing, offices, commercial and cultural facilities are all organically linked. The project revolves around the realization of twin concepts -- more fulfilling time in a more fulfilling space - manifest in a design that devotes more than 40% of the site to public spaces. Emblematic of the urban landscape the project celebrates, a promenade plaza forms the core of the Yebisu Garden Place. Indeed, it is a central artery for the entire area, and is always buzzing with activity.
| Location: |
Tokyo, Japan |
| Total floor area: |
476,125m2 |
| Structure: |
S. RC. SRC |
| Nos. of stories: |
The 40th floor on the ground and the fifth floor in underground |
| Completion: |
August, 1994 |
| Type: |
Museum, office, shop, house, hotel |
| Award: |
The City Planning Institute of Japan Award
The 37st Building Contractors Society (BCS) Award
The Prize of Architectural Institute of Japan 1997
(Special Contributions Division)
The 35th Institute of Airconditioning and Sanitary Engineering Award - Technical Award
The 8th Institute of Electrical Engineering Award |
| Photo: |
Shinkenchiku-sha |
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