At the luxurious entrance hall, additional escalators are provided between the first and second floors for retail outlets.
The parking lobby on the B1 floor serves as a dedicated entrance for VIPs and guests and is clad in granite to create a suitably austere feel.
The building entrance is just to the right of the Nihonbashi exit of Tokyo station.
The entrance is situated on a straight line from the station exit, making it very easy to find.
The building is situated on the corner lot formed by Eitai dori Avenue and the public plaza at the Nihonbashi Station exit. The external appearance is designed to have broad appeal. There are two entrances: one from the plaza, and one from Eitai dori Avenue.
From Eitai Dori Ave.
(Compared to 13-16m in most standard office buildings) for greater layout flexibility. Office spaces are filled with light, having windows on all sides. Motorized blinds are fitted to all windows.
Integrated office space not carved up by corridors and elevator halls.
The floor space has been designed to be easy to use from a tenant's perspective.
ELV hall on the standard floor
Office interior on the standard floor
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OA Power supply capacity: 70VA/m2
Spaces for tenant EPS (2 per floor) are prepared for expansion. (Optional)
Emergency power backup systems are provided. (Optional)
- Interior zone:
- Temperature control zoning: 37 zones available per floor, approx. 50m2 per zone
Cooling/heating control zoning: 5 zones available per floor
Perimeter zone: 50 air-controlled heat pumps available per floor
Spaces for additional outdoor unit and spaces for cooling tower are provided. (Optional)
Elevators are controlled by non-contact IC cards after-hours (night-time and non-business days), which prevents visitors and persons from other floors entering to elevator halls.
The building shell features earthquake- damping mechanisms and highly rigid CFT columns designed to prevent damage to the building itself and to the interior inrfastructual equipment.
It also minimizes secondary damage from falling equipment and fittings, even in the event of an earthquake of the magnitude of the Great Kanto Earthquake or the recent Kobe earthquake.
