品川イーストワンタワーShinagawa East one Tower

"A high-rise tower with three atriums.

In 1998, while working on the basic design of the Matsushita Electric Works Headquarters Building in Shiodome, I participated in a design proposal for a high-rise complex building in the area closest to the Port South Exit of Shinagawa Station. In 1998, while working on the basic design of the Matsushita Electric Works Headquarters Building in Shiodome, I participated in a design proposal in which I was selected as the best designer and was in charge of the design of a high-rise complex building in the section of the Grand Commons closest to the Port South Exit of Shinagawa Station.

In this section at the north end of the Grand Commons, the wall of the building is placed at a 45 degree angle to the buildings lined up to the south in order to reduce wind against the station square. The 3,500 square meter office standard floor was designed with a center core and a sub-core on the south side to secure a view and efficient office space, and on top of that, a hotel with an atrium in the center was planned with a structural changeover floor (intermediate machine room floor) in between. The atrium is carefully balanced in terms of depth and height, with natural light shining in between the cooling towers on the roof. A water basin surrounds the foot of the low-rise area and partially enters the building. The entrance from the deck connected to the station square and the main entrance to the porte-cochere on the opposite side of the building each have their own characteristic entrance atrium to welcome people.