[LeeWilson]

Yeah, a lot of the people on this site probably overlook Tokyo because it doesn't have any supertall highrises (and likely isn't going to) like they're building in China and Dubai and whatnot. But as you said, the impressiveness of Tokyo is not the height of the buildings, but the fact that they are just everywhere. You're right that pictures don't do it justice, because it's impossible to get everything into one picture. The only places you can get pictures of the entire Tokyo skyline are with a telephoto lens from Yokohama or Chiba (maybe Saitama too).


Its not that I think Tokyo should not have buildings that are new, different, and all that - its just the city is absolutely amazing and stunning as it is. Its not like you think, "Wow, this is a ugly/lame city" - it is the opposite.

To be perfectly honest with you, as I briefly mentioned above, I think Tokyo does need more interesting buildings. The majority of the buildings going up now I would describe as either nice looking, but not especially memorable, or sometimes slightly boring (residential buildings are sometimes pretty dull). Take for instance the GranTokyo Towers on the north and south sides of Tokyo station. These are the tallest buildings in the area and are supposed to be a kind of landmark thing for Tokyo station. But honestly, they are little more than big glass boxes which, while nice looking, are not especially memorable, aside from their impressive size. Interesting designs or not, Tokyo will still be impressive, but sometimes I feel like most clients are just too afraid to try more daring designs.

[kenratboy]

Yes, it would make it better - but what is already there is really cool :-)

[PuyoPiyo]

For those people who want to know how badass Tokyo is, even without the supertalls.

http://www.popamericana.com/!/tokyo%20at%20night.jpg

I found this through the google image search at this: http://www.popamericana.com/!/tokyo%20at%20night.jpg

This picture show the front, left, right, back all around view. This is just what Tokyo is. LeeWilson is right, Tokyo is just simple everywhere.

[lakegz]

^beautiful picture. it makes me miss the Tokyo area so much i wanna cry sometimes.

[rich1077]

For those people who want to know how badass Tokyo is, even without the supertalls.

http://www.popamericana.com/!/tokyo%20at%20night.jpg

I found this through the google image search at this: http://www.popamericana.com/!/tokyo%20at%20night.jpg

This picture show the front, left, right, back all around view. This is just what Tokyo is. LeeWilson is right, Tokyo is just simple everywhere.

Yep, that’s a nice photo.

But I think it really highlights the issue.
From looking at that photo you can see the clusters of buildings and while there are no super-tall’s there are some tall ones that are easily over looked, like look at Roppongi hills (238 m) 780ft it barely stands out, if you didn’t know about Shinjuku then again you would completely overlook it.

Also the photo is missing Tokyo newest and tallest building, Mid Town.

[LeeWilson]

Interesting picture. I might as well post a couple I took so you can compare in the daytime, from different angles. One is from last summer from the World Trade Center Building, and the other is one I took earlier this year from the Rainbow Bridge.

WTC
http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/wtcbpanorama2.jpg

Rainbow Bridge
http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/rainbowbridge-panorama.jpg

[PuyoPiyo]

^beautiful picture. it makes me miss the Tokyo area so much i wanna cry sometimes.

lol thanks, same here. Everytime I look at the pictures of amazing Tokyo, it always make me want to go back!

Yep, that’s a nice photo.

But I think it really highlights the issue.
From looking at that photo you can see the clusters of buildings and while there are no super-tall’s there are some tall ones that are easily over looked, like look at Roppongi hills (238 m) 780ft it barely stands out, if you didn’t know about Shinjuku then again you would completely overlook it.

Also the photo is missing Tokyo newest and tallest building, Mid Town.

Thanks

Yeah there is alot of tall building everywhere, they are just not really go together to develop a skyline, they are going on every place in Tokyo area. Yupp I notice it skip the Mid Town or maybe it is just taken before the Mid Town was built?

To LeeWilson

Awesome picture! I love your picture, I really do. :cheers:

[kenratboy]

Also - it is amazing how many 'tall' buildings (5, 10, 15+ stories) you find way outside the city, and how the density is just astonishing even dozens of miles outside the city.

Going to Nikko, you just kept going and going, and it seemed like ultra-dense development didn't stop for ever (where NYC would have been single family homes on a half-acre, things in Tokyo were still as dense as they could have been).

Again, I cannot believe how much I saw, experienced, and learned there. Fascinating and amazing place to visit.

The other thing is the astonishing use of space - it appeared to me that every usable piece of the city was being used to its fullest. Made me realized how much wasted space there is in the USA.

Oh, and ~$5 USD buys you a nice lunch or dinner at AM/PM :-)

[onmyoji]

Hey guys...First, thank you for the interesting news about tokyo skyline.
Second I want to tell you that I just saw the sketch on this web site (under tokyo skyline folder) of the new building in Toranomon..250 meter..the shape is really fantanstic. so futuristic..Lee Wilson, do you have any more details?
thanks..

[LeeWilson]

The plan itself is not new, and has been in development for some time. The plan is an extension of the expressway from Shiodome in Shimbashi to the Toranomon 1-22 to 1-26 area and a road extending from there right up to the Kasumigaseki and JT buildings. The design of the building in question was up until now just a 205 m tall grey box located at the expresway exit, with two other buildings nearby. I much prefer this new design, but I haven't found any renderings online for this building. I am interested to know where Seven stars got this information.

[LeeWilson]

Yupp I notice it skip the Mid Town or maybe it is just taken before the Mid Town was built?


That's right, this picture was taken before Mid-Town was built. If you look to the right of Roppongi Hills you can see the Shinjuku skyline in the background, and directly under it you can see a dark space, about halfway down, to the right of the brightly lit road. That's the construction site.

[onmyoji]

Nice shoots...By the way any news about the Nishi-Shinjuku project? Lately I have been in Shinjuku and I noticed that the area where the building is supposed to be built is still full of houses...It seems that the project can`t never be done in 2 years (according to the project completed in 2010).

[rich1077]

heres a couple pics I took today with my phone, please excuse the quality.

From my office, anybody know what the building going up on the left is?
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1408/669695439_c554888312_b.jpg
shinjuku
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1218/669695297_ea0867a39b_b.jpg
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1365/669695367_49ecd6ae32_b.jpg

[LeeWilson]

Thanks for the picture of the progress on Mode Gakuen. It sure is whiter than I expected from the renderings.
The one under construction on the left of your top picture is Akasaka Tower Residence.
http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/akasakatowerresidence.jpg

[PuyoPiyo]

Interesting picture Rich, I like the white crossing around the windows, look amazing! It do look different than the picture.

[onmyoji]

It s now available the new edition of 未来地図..interesting old and new projects in Tokyo area...of course full of new buildings sketches

[LeeWilson]

Oh really? Thanks, I'll have to buy that one. The old one was quite informative.

[LeeWilson]

I got the book and I have updated the renderings in the second post with some photos from it. I have also updated the building information somewhat.

According to the book, it seems like the original design for the Nishi-Shinjuku 3-chome redevelopment has been abandoned in favour of the alternate design. This still looks like a preliminary rendering though, so I think the designs are likely change somewhat. It has a proposed completion date of 2012, but no idea when they plan to start construction.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/nishishinjuku3chome-2.jpg

[LeeWilson]

Weird, it didn't bump it to the top.

[LeeWilson]

I've been busy with other things, but I'll update this list soon.

[onmyoji]

Also - it is amazing how many 'tall' buildings (5, 10, 15+ stories) you find way outside the city, and how the density is just astonishing even dozens of miles outside the city.

Going to Nikko, you just kept going and going, and it seemed like ultra-dense development didn't stop for ever (where NYC would have been single family homes on a half-acre, things in Tokyo were still as dense as they could have been).

Again, I cannot believe how much I saw, experienced, and learned there. Fascinating and amazing place to visit.

The other thing is the astonishing use of space - it appeared to me that every usable piece of the city was being used to its fullest. Made me realized how much wasted space there is in the USA.

Oh, and ~$5 USD buys you a nice lunch or dinner at AM/PM :-)

Related to your philosofical talk on Tokyo skyline I would like to add two words. I totally agree with you that Tokyo hasn t any super high building as landmark but the new sumida tower and Nishi Shinjuku projet would probably change drastically the face of this city. I heard that the central post office in marunouchi is going to be replaced by a skyscraper...any confirmation ???
Thank you for posting the pictures of Gakuen ...that building is really really beautiful.

[LeeWilson]

Some updates:
Toyosu 3-chome Block 8-4 Plan and Kanda-Sugitacho Plan are now under construction.

Some buildings received their official names:
Yurakucho Station Front First Zone Redevelopment Project is now YURAKUCHO ITOCiA,
Nihombashi Ningyocho 1-Chome Redevelopment is now Regale Nihombashi-Ningyocho (at least that's my guess on how you spell リガーレ),
and Crest Forme Shiba Tower was inexplicably renamed to Crest Prime Tower Shiba.

ThinkPark Tower and Crest Prime Shiba Tower are probably finished now but I will have to check that out first.
Kasumigaseki Common Gate, Park Tower Meguro, Nihonkaku Redevelopment Project Residential Building, YURAKUCHO ITOCiA and Yaesu 1-chome Plan are all scheduled to be completed in September, so I'll have to check them all out too.

I'm particularly interested in the proposed Toranomon-Roppongi Area Redevelopment mixed-use tower, because it is one of the few towers that dares to defy the fear of round edges that seems to pervade through much of Tokyo in recent years. I think it is a fairly nice looking building.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/toranomonroppongi.jpg

[onmyoji]

Some updates:
Toyosu 3-chome Block 8-4 Plan and Kanda-Sugitacho Plan are now under construction.

Some buildings received their official names:
Yurakucho Station Front First Zone Redevelopment Project is now YURAKUCHO ITOCiA,
Nihombashi Ningyocho 1-Chome Redevelopment is now Regale Nihombashi-Ningyocho (at least that's my guess on how you spell リガーレ),
and Crest Forme Shiba Tower was inexplicably renamed to Crest Prime Tower Shiba.

ThinkPark Tower and Crest Prime Shiba Tower are probably finished now but I will have to check that out first.
Kasumigaseki Common Gate, Park Tower Meguro, Nihonkaku Redevelopment Project Residential Building, YURAKUCHO ITOCiA and Yaesu 1-chome Plan are all scheduled to be completed in September, so I'll have to check them all out too.

I'm particularly interested in the proposed Toranomon-Roppongi Area Redevelopment mixed-use tower, because it is one of the few towers that dares to defy the fear of round edges that seems to pervade through much of Tokyo in recent years. I think it is a fairly nice looking building.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/toranomonroppongi.jpg



To be honest i prefer the second project for Toranomon Roppongi...It is supposed to be a 250 meter right?
Just yesterday I read on the newspaper that probably the land price are going to be down from now on...do you think this will have an impact on the construction boom Tokyo is facing?

[LeeWilson]

You mean the Shimbashi-Toranomon one, right? It looks pretty good too. I'm just glad this one is not a simple box, or another one with some dull right-angle setbacks, which it could easily have been.

[onmyoji]

You mean the Shimbashi-Toranomon one, right? It looks pretty good too. I'm just glad this one is not a simple box, or another one with some dull right-angle setbacks, which it could easily have been.


yes...sorry I got confused!...Seems that Toranomon area is the next area after Tokyo station, Shiodome and the bay area to be redeveloped..

[LeeWilson]

GranTokyo North and South Towers have been completed, and Tokyo Station City is now open. The central part has yet to be completed though, and part of the lower section of GranTokyo North Tower will not be completed until later on.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/tokyostationredevelopment.jpg

[onmyoji]

Is it true that these two buildings have an observatory?
An other question: the Shinbashi-Toranomon building where exactly will be located?
Thanks.

[LeeWilson]

At least one of the two towers has an observation deck. I plan to go up there when I have a chance and the weather is nice. Since the humidity is gone, the view should be nicer.

The Shinbashi-Toranomon building will be built right here (http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&time=&date=&ttype=&q=%E6%B8%AF%E5%8C%BA%E8%99%8E%E3%83%8E%E9%96%80%EF%BC%91%E4%B8%81%E7%9B%AE%EF%BC%92%EF%BC%95&ie=UTF8&ll=35.667251,139.749355&spn=0.008594,0.014462&z=16&om=1). It seems like it's going to replace the Toranomon 34 MT Building and Toranomon 17 Mori Building.

[onmyoji]

ohh thanks for the information...Wooww I really hope you will share your pictures..
Concerning Shinbashi-Toranomon seems that it will be very visible from the bay area even the shiodome buildings..What do you think about the shape itself? and the location? It seems to me that the position is kind of 中途半端...I mean, it is not in shiodome neither in roppongi ...

[LeeWilson]

It seems like it is fairly close to Kasumigaseki. The closest station is Toranomon, which is right by the Kasumigaseki building.

I think it looks interesting, and will be a nice addition to the skyline. But really I'm glad someone in Tokyo is willing to take a chance with something other than a box.

Looking at my panorama taken from the Rainbow Bridge, it will probably be visible just to the left of the Toshiba Building. Anyway we'll have to wait a couple years to see how it will look.

[LeeWilson]

Bad news...upon further investigation it appears that the observation deck in the North Tower is for building tenants only. There seems to be a little bit of work still going on in the base of the South Tower so I couldn't really look around, but it seems to be straight offices with no observation deck either.

[LeeWilson]

A little update on the Tokyo Mode Gakuen Coccoon Tower. I took these photos on Thursday. It really is a lot whiter than I had expected.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/modegakuenconstruction1.jpg

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/modegakuenconstruction2.jpg

[onmyoji]

Yes it is white but I m sure on night time it will have some nice green colour.
Are you sure it is going to be 205 meters?? seems much much smaller..btw 205 for this nice building is such a waste!!!

[LeeWilson]

The grand total for 2007 is 34 highrises of 99 m or more completed, including Tokyo's new tallest, the Mid-Town Tower. For Tokyo, this has been the most productive year ever for the 99 m and up category.

I have not been around much for the past two months due to work and travel, but I will try to update the front page of this post soon.

[Fabb]

Are you sure it is going to be 205 meters?? seems much much smaller..btw 205 for this nice building is such a waste!!!

It does look shorter, but it's still not completed

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/modegakuencoccoontower.jpg

[LeeWilson]

It only looks short because of the angle I took those photos from and because it's not completed yet, as well as the fact that it's hard to understand how many floors tall it is. I see it every day as I cross a street on my way to work, and it's looking fairly tall these days. They are now partially finished that round part near the top.

[Fabb]

Is it a design bt Herzog&de Meuron ?
It looks like their style.

[LeeWilson]

The lists at the front have been updated. Already 10 100 m+ buildings completed, and it's only March.

I'll have to get to updating those renderings sometime.

By the way, the Coccoon Tower was designed by Tange Associates.

[Stadiums]

A little update on the Tokyo Mode Gakuen Coccoon Tower. I took these photos on Thursday. It really is a lot whiter than I had expected.

http://www.vgfun.net/lee/misc_images/tokyo/modegakuenconstruction2.jpg
It's really a tall building to be build in such limited space, most surrounding buildings will hinder it if one is to look from nearby.

[LeeWilson]

I've done just a small update. I've added the most recently completed buildings, bringing the total to 13. I still need to update the renderings and add some newer proposed buildings, as well as verify the construction status of several other buildings.

[rich1077]

Not really Tokyo but still in the metro, I was over by Ichikawa station the other day and their building some huge apartment building there.
They have a big sign with the floor number every 5 floors and I could count them up to at least the 45th floor, it’s not topped out so my guess it will be 50+ floors when finished.
Does anyone know anything about this project?

It would be interesting to see what else is going up around the Tokyo metro, a couple stations down from Ichikawa there was another very large project maybe 40+ floors going up but I couldn’t catch the station name.

Edit - I found the link to this project. ->http://www.ichikawa45.com/top.html

Its 2 towers
Tower A - 45 floors 160 meters.
Tower B - 37 floors 130 meters

Tower B is topped out and the crain has come down, Tower A is on the top floor.
I'll try to grab some pics.

heres the details if anyone can read Japanese ->http://www.ichikawa45.com/i-link/outline.html


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[rich1077]

Topped out, it looks better then I thought it would :)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3285/2590646830_e6655ef37f_o.jpg
Credit - ( bart.la from Flickr)

[muppet]

that is just feckin gorgeioso

[Austinlee]

Is that a photo or a rendering?!?!?

[mSeattle]

Is that a photo or a rendering?!?!?

I wondered the same thing. Was going to click the picture but it is not linked back to Flickr like they request.

It's a knockout though.

[Minato Ku]

According me, it is a photo.

[muppet]

It's built:

Thanx to Harkeb:

My new favourite. recently completed in Tokyo. (from the 'Highrises' tread)
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/4715/e1bc22e6pw2.jpg
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/4691/4f56edddzy2.jpg

[Austinlee]

Wow; Innovative design.

[rich1077]

Not sure if you counted these yet. both completed this year!

パークシティ豊洲　ＴＯＷＥＲ Ａ / 52 floors 179.96 meters
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-179toyosu.JPG

赤坂タワーレジデンス［トップ オブ ザ ヒル］ / 45 floors 158.92 meters
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-173akasaka.JPG

[rich1077]

Not a complete list but here are some of the 99 meters and ups under construction.

Topped out
1 モード学園コクーンタワー 203.65m 地上50階/地下4階 2008年10月 新宿区西新宿一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-205mode.JPG

2 勝どき駅前地区市街地再開発 192.20m 地上55階/地下2階 2010年08月 中央区勝どき一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-190katidoki.JPG

3 東池袋四丁目第２地区（再） 189.20m 地52階/塔2階/地2階 2011年01月 豊島区池袋四丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-195ikebukuro.JPG

4 大手町地区第一次再開発事業　Ｂ棟 180m 地37階/塔2階/地4階 2009年03月 千代田区大手町一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-180ootemachi.JPG

5 丸の内トラストタワー本館 178.0m 地37階/塔2階/地4階 2008年11月 千代田区丸の内一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-178mori.JPG

6 シティタワーズ豊洲 ザ・ツイン Ｓ棟 171.20m 地上48階/地下1階 2009年03月 江東区豊洲三丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-175toyosu.JPG

7 シティタワーズ豊洲 ザ・ツイン Ｎ棟 171.20m 地上48階/地下1階 2009年06月 江東区豊洲三丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-175toyosuB.JPG

8 丸の内パークビルディング 170.09m 地34階/塔3階/地4階 2009年04月 千代田区丸の内二丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-173furukawa.JPG

9 晴海三丁目西地区（再）Ａ１街区 168.95m 地49階/塔1階/地1階 2009年11月 中央区晴海三丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-169harumi.JPG

10 西新宿六丁目西第６地区　住宅棟 167.81m 地上46階/塔屋1階 2010年01月 新宿区西新宿六丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-160shinzyuku.JPG

11 芝浦アイランド<ブルームタワー> 167.415m 地上48階/地下0階 2008年09月 港区芝浦四丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-167shibauraA3.JPG

12 中目黒アトラスタワー 164.32m 地上45階/地下2階 2009年10月 目黒区上目黒一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-165meguro.JPG

13 勝どき一丁目地区プロジェクト 159.85m 地上45階/地下2階 2011年01月 中央区勝どき一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-159katidoki.JPG

14 パークコート赤坂　ザ　タワー 157.25m 地43階/塔2階/地2階 2009年06月 港区赤坂四丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-157akasaka.JPG

15 ＴＨＥ ＴＯＹＯＳＵ ＴＯＷＥＲ 155.00m 地43階/塔1階/地1階 2009年01月 江東区豊洲三丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-154toyosu83.JPG

16 豊洲三丁目８-４街区計画 153m 地上45階/地下1階 2010年03月 江東区豊洲三丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-154toyosu84.JPG

17 パークタワーグランスカイ 152.90ｍ 地44階/塔2階/地2階 2010年06月 品川区東五反田二丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-153gotanda.JPG

18 二子玉川 ﾗｲｽﾞﾀﾜｰ&ﾚｼﾞﾃﾞﾝｽ Ｂ棟 151.1m 地42階/塔2階/地1階 2010年05月 世田谷区玉川一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-151tamagawa.JPG

19 大手町地区第一次再開発事業　Ａ棟 150m 地31階/塔1階/地4階 2009年03月 千代田区大手町一丁目
http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/to-150ootemachiA.JPG

20 後楽二丁目西地区市街地再開発 149.60m 地上34階/地下3階 2010年03月 文京区後楽二丁目
21 ＢＥＡＣＯＮ Ｔｏｗｅｒ Ｒｅｓｉｄｅｎｃｅ 147.00m 地上41階/地下1階 2009年01月 江東区東雲一丁目
22 青葉台３丁目計画（仮称）　 144.50m 地上33階/地下3階 2009年09月 目黒区青葉台三丁目
23 曳舟駅前地区再開発１街区Ｓ棟 141.545m 地41階/塔１階/地1階 － 墨田区京島一丁目
24 シティタワー品川 140.90m 地上43階 2008年10月 港区港南四丁目
25 住友不動産 西新宿ビル 139.9m 地上33階/地下2階 2009年04月 新宿区西新宿七丁目
26 ステーションプラザタワー 139.85m 地上36階/地下2階 2009年10月 荒川区日暮里二丁目
27 ヴィナシス金町タワーレジデンス 138.20m 地41階/塔1階/地2階 2009年06月 葛飾区金町六丁目
28 渋谷東１丁目計画（仮称） 130m 地26階/塔1階/地3階 2010年07月 渋谷区東一丁目
29 シティタワー麻布十番 129.92m 地上38階/地下2階 2009年05月 港区三田一丁目
30 プラウドタワー千代田富士見 129.60m 地上38階/地下2階 2009年02月 千代田区富士見二丁目
31 パークコート麻布十番 ザ タワー 129.08m 地上36階/地下1階 2009年05月 港区三田一丁目
32 大崎シティタワーズ　西棟 127.08m 地上39階/地下2階 2009年09月 品川区大崎二丁目
33 大崎シティタワーズ　東棟 127.08m 地上39階/地下2階 2009年09月 品川区大崎二丁目
34 東京医科歯科大学研究棟Ⅱ期 125.95m 地上26階/地下3階 － 文京区湯島一丁目
35 大手町地区第一次再開発事業　Ｃ棟 122m 地23階/塔1階/地4階 2009年03月 千代田区大手町一丁目
36 シティタワー池袋ウエストゲート 121.31m 地上34階/地下1階 2010年03月 豊島区高松 一丁目
37 永田町二丁目計画（ｷｬﾋﾟﾄﾙ東急跡） 120.30m　 地上29階/地下4階 2010年09月 千代田区永田町二丁目
38 汐留浜離宮計画（仮称） 120.0m 地上21階/地下2階 2009年08月 中央区銀座八丁目
39 丸の内一丁目地区建替計画 120m 地23階/塔2階/地4階 2010年03月 千代田区丸の内一丁目
40 北品川三丁目計画（仮称） 119.90m 地上36階/地下1階 2008年12月 品川区北品川三丁目
41 学習研究社五反田新本社ビル 119.3m 地上24階/地下3階 2008年06月 品川区西五反田二丁目
42 Brillia Mare 有明 TOWER&GARDEN 119.170m 地33階/塔1階/地１階 2009年03月 江東区有明一丁目
43 神宮前計画 115.30m 地23階/塔3階/地3階 － 渋谷区神宮前一丁目
44 有明一丁目計画（仮称） 114.70m 地上33階/地下1階 2010年03月 江東区有明一丁目
45 北青山プロジェクト（仮称） 114.50m 地上25階/地下3階 2008年07月 港区北青山二丁目
46 芝公園プロジェクト（仮称） 114,00m 地上24階/地下2階 2010年03月 港区芝公園二丁目
47 平河町二丁目東部南地区 109m 地24階/塔1階/地3階 2009年12月 千代田区平河町二丁目
48 ブランズタワー南千住 106.705m 地29階/塔2階/地1階 2010年01月 荒川区南千住七丁目
49 二子玉川 ﾗｲｽﾞﾀﾜｰ&ﾚｼﾞﾃﾞﾝｽ Ａ棟 102m 地28階/塔2階/地1階 2010年03月 世田谷区玉川一丁目
50 二子玉川 ﾗｲｽﾞﾀﾜｰ&ﾚｼﾞﾃﾞﾝｽ Ｃ棟 102m 地28階/塔2階/地1階 2010年05月 世田谷区玉川一丁目


source > http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~building-pc/tokyo-kensetu/tokyo-ing-menu.htm

[rich1077]

Took these a few days ago

2008/8/4 Tokyo station area.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2737959895_215ea27d01_b.jpg

Marunouchi Park Building, # 8 from the above list.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3198/2738786922_06106c9e13_b.jpg

From Roppongi Hills
Park Court Akasaka The Tower, #14 from the above list. It looks to be on about the 39-40th floor so almost there.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3008/2738774878_a49ab6e6c9_b.jpg

This one went up in front of Roppongi Hills in what seemed like a few months at the most. I have no info on it but looks to be 13-14 floors and should be open by October.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3041/2737947151_ee359b6d21_b.jpg

Tokyo Mid Town, Tokyo's tallest Building.
I'm wondering whats going to get built on that large peice of cleared land.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2737942253_170d9e6fbb_b.jpg

And one from the Metro, Chiba Central Tower well on its way. It should be 43 floors when finished.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3037/2737914725_4e1825af11_b.jpg
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2127/2737910057_4428e8e0b0_b.jpg

[kenratboy]

Thanks for the update!

[LeeWilson]

Thanks. I've been busy and had a lot of stuff to do, so I haven't had a chance to really update the first page at all. I'll try to update it soon.

[kenratboy]

Keep it coming!

[rich1077]

This thread hasnt been updated in forever it seems, lots off of new projects going on too.

drove through Tokyo yesterday and took a few shots, was close to the bay so didnt get too many but heres a few of them.
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLbPtrIrI/AAAAAAAAAQ4/I_5ZReU-ZQo/s800/DSC_0123.JPG
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLctpdHVI/AAAAAAAAARI/vfMozoUSjPA/s800/DSC_0127.JPG
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLiQ4nSNI/AAAAAAAAASQ/79yMLn15Cu8/s800/DSC_0144.JPG
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLkhIotcI/AAAAAAAAASo/mojC5PcaODs/s800/DSC_0150.JPG
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLnWLjeXI/AAAAAAAAATI/IsoOYARohdQ/s800/DSC_0158.JPG
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLpoOiLHI/AAAAAAAAATo/I6OKBT08vGQ/s800/DSC_0165.JPG
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLrR0BFWI/AAAAAAAAAT8/nzG2fZOEFVY/s800/DSC_0170.JPG
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDLwRoQFpI/AAAAAAAAAU0/pNrFLC7YeHA/s800/DSC_0184.JPG
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDL2ALfmVI/AAAAAAAAAV0/H4EEBZoro-8/s800/DSC_0200.JPG
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDL3mztFlI/AAAAAAAAAWI/cVyNs0CFx24/s800/DSC_0204.JPG
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_gwR-4kOdT9E/SpDMEGJ2HxI/AAAAAAAAAYY/8TYD9bLgPgw/s800/DSC_0239.JPG

[LeeWilson]

Thanks for the pictures. I just haven't been taking the time to update this thread these days.

[TheCity]

Has anyone living in Tokyo heard updated information on Nishi-Shinjuku 3-Chome Redevelopment?

[Yume-sama]

It has never happened, and likely won't.