Roppongi Hills
Residence D
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Roppongi Hills Residence promises a lavish lifestyle with boutiques and restaurants on the lower levels and an array of cultural and entertainment venues just a few minutes’ walk away. Designed by Conran and Partners, the Residence D building even features a rooftop garden. Since opening in 2003, Residence D has served as a model for offering greater quality of life in Tokyo.
Interiors
Privacy and elegance
The deeper you travel into the buildings, the more you will feel you are approaching a quiet sanctuary removed from the bustle and energy of the outside world. The apartment interiors have been designed to ensure that every moment spent at home is one of bliss and relaxation. They are elegant spaces that will grow on you the more time you spend in them.
Architecture
Colorful natural materials
that add warmth
The striking exteriors are composed of three natural materials: limestone, terracotta, and blue stone. This organic composition gives the building the warmth and approachability of a real home.
Design supervisor
Sir Terence Conran
Conran and Partners
United Kingdom
Conran (1931 – 2020) was a British Design supervisor and entrepreneur who applied his remarkable eye for quality and enterprising spirit toward modernizing lifestyles through design and food. His success in opening Habitat in 1964 and The Conran Shop in 1972 led to him partnering with the architect Fred Lloyd Roche to start Conran and Partners, an architecture and interior design firm. His many contributions to design include founding the Design Museum.
[Photo Disclaimer] * The interior photos shown on this page are of a model apartment (already contracted) taken in the past, and may have been changed from the original design concept. / Furniture and other accessories are not included in the actual rental or sale apartments. Furniture, artwork, design, etc. in communal areas may have changed without any notice. / This page contains photos of the surrounding environment including the view and the neighborhood facilities, which are based on information as of February 2024 and may change in the future.