6 articles tagged “Nagoya Station”
A 46-storey, approximately 211-metre mixed-use tower completed in 2017 at the Sakura-dori exit of Nagoya Station. Developed by Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central), it stacks commercial floors, a hotel, and offices above the station concourse, adding a second skyline marker to a station already defined by the twin JR Central Towers completed in 1999.
A 23-storey office tower completed in 2009, a short walk northwest of Nagoya Station. Co-developed by Tokyo Tatemono and Marubeni and constructed by Shimizu Corporation, it fills out the commercial floor space of the Meieki district's growing high-rise cluster.
Completed in October 2015 in Nagoya's Meieki district. A 34-story, 174.7-metre office and retail tower developed by Mitsubishi Estate, rebuilding the 1965 original while preserving the archaic kana spelling of its name as a link to half a century of history.
Completed in 2015 adjacent to JR Nagoya Station in Nakamura Ward, Nagoya. A 40-story, 195-metre office tower developed by Japan Post on the site of the former Nagoya Central Post Office, with KITTE Nagoya retail in the lower floors.
Completed in March 2008 in Nagoya's Meieki district. A 36-story, 170-metre tower whose three spiralling fins wrap the building in a distinctive form that makes it one of the most recognisable silhouettes on the Nagoya Station skyline.
A 47-story, 247-meter supertall completed in 2006 in front of Nagoya Station — the tallest building in the Chubu region, developed by a trio of Towa Real Estate, Toyota Motor Corporation, and The Mainichi Newspapers.