Hospitality

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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office
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    Photographer : Shinozawa Architectural Photograph Office

Meguro Gajoen

Tokyo, Japan

Project Brief

Owner Gashu Enterprise
Location Tokyo, Japan
Site area 29, 801.23 sq.m.
Building area 4,468.60 sq.m.
Total floor area 24,005.10sq.m.
Structure SRC / RC / S
Floors 18 aboveground, 1 underground, 2 penthouse
Building height 78.80 m
Parking capacity 487 cars
Construction period Apr 2008 - Dec 2010 (estimated)

Outline

Meguro Gajoen first opened its doors in 1928. One of the notable sights of Tokyo, it is decorated with works of fine arts and exquisite craftsmanship, and it is often referred to as a ryugu-jo ("fairytale dragon palace"). In 1991, the original hotel and banquet facilities were renovated, and a new building containing offices and commercial facilities was added. The design is based on traditional Japanese architecture, yet it makes full use of all the modern elements necessary for contemporary life and business. Lacquering and other time-honored artistic techniques have been skillfully utilized for a welcoming contemporary space that remains characteristically Japanese.

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