Building: CROSS AIR TOWER
クロスエアタワー 大橋地区第二種市街地再開発事業
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1-5-1 ohashi, meguro-ku, tokyo
Cross Air Tower is a prominent mixed-use development completed in 2013 in Tokyo's Meguro Ward. This urban redevelopment project, designed by Tasei Corporation, stands as a testament to modern Japanese architectural practice. The tower seamlessly integrates multiple functions including office spaces, residential apartments, transportation facilities, and commercial retail, exemplifying contemporary vertical urbanism. Located at Ohashi in Meguro, this comprehensive development addresses the complex needs of contemporary city living while contributing to the neighborhood's transformation. The building represents an important example of large-scale mixed-use architecture in Tokyo's ever-evolving urban landscape.
Cross Air Tower is a prominent mixed-use development completed in 2013 in Tokyo's Meguro Ward. This urban redevelopment project, designed by Tasei Corporation, stands as a testament to modern Japanese architectural practice. The tower seamlessly integrates multiple functions including office spaces,
...Cross Air Tower is a prominent mixed-use development completed in 2013 in Tokyo's Meguro Ward. This urban redevelopment project, designed by Tasei Corporation, stands as a testament to modern Japanese architectural practice. The tower seamlessly integrates multiple functions including office spaces, residential apartments, transportation facilities, and commercial retail, exemplifying contemporary vertical urbanism. Located at Ohashi in Meguro, this comprehensive development addresses the complex needs of contemporary city living while contributing to the neighborhood's transformation. The building represents an important example of large-scale mixed-use architecture in Tokyo's ever-evolving urban landscape.
