Building: SHIODOME INFILL PROJECT
汐留インフィルプロジェクト
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within the kaigan 1-chome district, minato-ku, tokyo
The Shiodome Infill Project, completed in 2004, represents a significant urban regeneration effort in Tokyo's Minato Ward. Designed by Kazuhiro Kojima and Yoshuko Akamatsu of C+A in collaboration with the Urban Renaissance Agency and Tokyo's New Housing Committee, this residential complex exemplifies contemporary Japanese architecture's approach to dense urban living. Located within the Kaigan district, the project thoughtfully integrates mixed-use residential spaces while respecting the area's urban fabric and waterfront character. The development showcases innovative design principles that balance modern residential needs with sustainable urban planning practices characteristic of early 2000s Tokyo development.
The Shiodome Infill Project, completed in 2004, represents a significant urban regeneration effort in Tokyo's Minato Ward. Designed by Kazuhiro Kojima and Yoshuko Akamatsu of C+A in collaboration with the Urban Renaissance Agency and Tokyo's New Housing Committee, this residential complex exemplifie
...The Shiodome Infill Project, completed in 2004, represents a significant urban regeneration effort in Tokyo's Minato Ward. Designed by Kazuhiro Kojima and Yoshuko Akamatsu of C+A in collaboration with the Urban Renaissance Agency and Tokyo's New Housing Committee, this residential complex exemplifies contemporary Japanese architecture's approach to dense urban living. Located within the Kaigan district, the project thoughtfully integrates mixed-use residential spaces while respecting the area's urban fabric and waterfront character. The development showcases innovative design principles that balance modern residential needs with sustainable urban planning practices characteristic of early 2000s Tokyo development.
