Hillside West, Tokyo, Japan
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| Hillside West | |
| Designer | Fumihiko Maki |
| Location | Tokyo, Japan |
| Date | 1998 to 1998 |
| Building Type | Mixed-use Residential, Commercial and Office |
| Construction System | reinforced concrete, steel, glass, stucco |
| Climate | Subtropical |
| Context | Urban |
| Architectural Style | Modern |
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| Building Details | |
| Area | 706 square meters |
| Stories | 5 (plus 2 basement levels) |
| Site | 1230 square meters |
[edit] Hillside Terrace projects
- Hillside Terrace Building A, Tokyo, Japan, 1969 (Phase I)
- Hillside Terrace Building B, Tokyo, Japan, 1969 (Phase I)
- Hillside Terrace Building C, Tokyo, Japan
- Hillside Terrace Building D, Tokyo, Japan, 1973 (Phase III)
- Hillside Terrace Building E, Tokyo, Japan, 1973 (Phase III)
- Hillside Terrace Building F, Tokyo, Japan, 1992 (Phase VI)
- Hillside Terrace Building G, Tokyo, Japan, 1992 (Phase VI)
- Hillside Terrace N Residence, Tokyo, Japan, 1992 (Phase VI)
- Hillside Plaza, Tokyo, Japan, 1987 (Phase V)
- Royal Danish Embassy, Tokyo, Japan, 1973 (concurrent with Phase III)
- Hillside Terrace Annex Building A, Tokyo, Japan designed by Kenchiku Design Studio, Tokyo, Japan, 1985 (Phase IV)
- Hillside Terrace Annex Building B, Tokyo, Japan designed by Kenchiku Design Studio, Tokyo, Japan, 1985 (Phase IV)
[edit] Hillside West Project Credits
- Architect: Maki and Associates, Tokyo, Japan
- Structural Engineer: Kojima Structural Design Office
- Mechanical / Electrical Engineer: Sogo Consultants
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[edit] External Links
- Hillside Terrace Complex at the Architect's Web site.
- Hillside West building page at the Architect's Web site.
