Toyosu Bayside Cross Tower (Third-Party Supervision)

Tokyo, Japan

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The centerpiece of "Toyosu Bayside Cross," the largest redevelopment project in the Toyosu area

Mitsui Fudosan This large-scale redevelopment project, carried out in collaboration with IHI, utilizes the site of a former shipyard. It is a super-high-rise building with two basement levels and 36 above-ground floors, directly connected to Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, LaLaport, and the Civic Center. The building comprises tenant offices, retail spaces, a hotel, and an energy center. It is connected to the adjacent Toyosu Park via a park bridge, and the plaza surrounding the building serves as a space where office workers, local residents, and visitors alike can relax and recharge. Nikken Sekkei was responsible for urban planning, the master plan, and supervision (third-party supervision), while Taisei Corporation handled the detailed design and construction.
ARCHITECT Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.
Location Tokyo, Japan
SITE AREA 19,127.66 ㎡
TOTAL FLOOR AREA 184,071.70 ㎡
BUILDING HEIGHT GL+177.51 m
COMPLETION 2020
Notes (Collaborating Companies, etc.) Urban Planning, Master Planning, and Project Supervision: Nikken Sekkei
Detailed Design and Construction: Taisei Corporation
Interior and Exterior Design: Jun Mitsui & Associates Architects, Inc. * Direct contract with Mitsui Fudosan

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