Roppongi Hills ResidencesProject Data

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12-1~3, Roppongi 6-chome,
Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032
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Safety with Vibration-control Construction

Roppongi Hills Residence B and Residence C achieve high earthquake resistance through a combination of concrete filled steel tube (CFT) pillars and seismic damping walls. Because in CFT, the steel tubes are filled with concrete, they provide outstanding resistance to both earthquake and fire damage, thus increasing residents' safety should earthquakes or other disasters occur. Earthquake energy-absorbing seismic damping walls sharply reduce shock and vibration.

By combining these advanced technologies, these residences offer a degree of earthquake resistance that makes them truly buildings into which people would flee instead of fleeing from. Additional safety measures include storerooms stocked with drinking water and emergency food supplies, and disaster-readiness wells to ensure that the water supply is uninterrupted.

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Security System

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In this full-featured security system, the auto-lock system at the entrance requires a touchless key. Persons entering the building are also checked in at the front reception desk. The entranceway is monitored by surveillance cameras 24 hours a day.

Design Supervision

Conran & Partners provided the design concept behind Roppongi Hills Residences: high-density housing with a creativity unprecedented in Tokyo. It offers not just something a bit better but, instead, a radically new lifestyle. Some of the residences were planned by G2 design studio. In these, there are no walls. All spaces are separated by translucent sliding doors that add warmth while allowing the residents to arrange the space however they like. Ceilings up to 2750mm high increase the feeling of spaciousness.

Conran & Partners (Sir Terence Conran)

Sir Terence Conran was born in England in 1931 and opened his first Conran Design Shop in London in 1973. He received his knighthood in 1983 for his contributions to enhancing the position of British design worldwide.

G2 Design Studio

Founded in 1992, G2 DESIGN STUDIO is active in commercial and residential design, primarily in Japan. Their work includes spaces in department stores throughout Japan for Polo-Ralph Lauren Japan and Hugo Boss Japan, together with numerous other retail outlets. They have also designed numerous bespoke homes in Tokyo and its suburbs. Representative Director: Ryuichiro Gokyu

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Project Data

Name Roppongi Hills Residences
Location 12-1~3, Roppongi 6-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Floors Residence A 6 above ground and 2 basement levels.
Residence B 43 above ground and 2 basement levels.
Residence C 43 above ground and 2 basement levels.
Residence D 18 above ground and 2 basement levels.
Architects Conran & Partners (Sir Terence Conran) Residences B-D exterior, Residences B-D common use areas, part of Residences C and D, exterior lighting, signage within Residences A-D,
ROPPONGI HILLS SPA
The Jerde Partnership International, Inc. Residences A-D shop exteriors
Sussman / Prejza & Company Exterior sign
Rei Design & Plannings Parking area signage
Design Supervision Conran & Partners (Sir Terence Conran)
G2 Design Studio
Construction Joint project by Toda Corporation & Fujita Corporation Residences A & B
Joint project by Shimizu & Seibu Kensetsu Residences C & D
Completion April 2003
No. of residences 793 (Residences for lease: 473) (Residences A-D)
Total floor area 149,812 m² (Residence A-D, including shops and parking lot, etc.)
Structure Residence A RC Construction, S Construction in part
Residence B CFT Construction
Residence C CFT Construction
Residence D RC Construction
Vibration-Control Construction Residence B Seismic Damping
Residence C Seismic Damping
Residence D Seismic Damping
Parking 640
  • *Floor plans and diagrams may differ from the actual apartments.

South Elevation

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