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January 26, 2004
Work has begun on the "Meieki Yon-chome
Nana-ban Area Redevelopment Building" (tentative name) in front
of Nagoya Station
On January 26, 2004 a joint venture consortium comprising Takenaka, Ohbayashi, Kajima and Shimizu began work on the "Meieki Yon-chome Nana-ban Area Redevelopment Building" (tentative name). The building will consist of a high-rise tower of 47 floors above ground (levels eight to 40 will be offices), and a low-rise tower of six floors above ground containing a cinema complex and other commercial facilities. The high-rise tower will have a maximum height of 247 meters, making it the tallest building in the Chubu Area. The grand opening is slated for spring, 2007.
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Outline
of the project |
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Location
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4-7 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya
City |
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Client
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Towa Real Estate Co., Ltd.,
Toyota Motor Corporation,
and The Mainichi Newspapers |
| Design |
Nikken Sekkei |
| Construction |
Joint venture of Takenaka, Ohbayashi,
Kajima and Shimizu |
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Building area
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8,093.7 m² |
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Total floor space
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193,873.7 m² |
| Structure |
Steel-framed reinforced concrete,
Reinforced concrete, and Steel |
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Number of floors
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47 fl. above and 6 fl. below
ground, 2 penthouse fl. |
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Work period
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January 2004 to September 2006
(Ground opening in spring of 2007) |
Artist's impression of the completed building (perspective)
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Artist's impression of the surrounding area after completion
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