ARIAKE FRONTIER BUILDING
ARIAKE FRONTIER BUILDINGAriake Area
The South Ariake area, where the Ariake Frontier Building is located, is furnished with some of the finest convention facilities, including Tokyo Big Sight, Japan's largest international exhibition center, and a number of hotels to cater to these facilities. It also acts as a comprehensive base for disaster prevention, and has hospitals that offer medical relief at times of disaster. The whole area is lively, and crowded with people every day. In the North Ariake area, you will find Ariake Tennis Park, where international tournaments are held, and many of the citizens engage in sports here. At the same time, the waterfront area has been utilized in recent years for the construction of high-rise apartment buildings, a development that will go towards further improving the lives of residents.
Overview
| Address | 3-7-26, Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo |
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| Public transport access | Tokyo Big Sight Station on the Yurikamome Line and Kokusai-tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line |
| Main use | Offices and shops |
| Site area | 9,337.15m² |
| Building area | 6,418.31m² |
| Total floor space | 78,223.50m² |
| Standard floor space | 1,393.89m² |
| Standard floor space available for sole occupancy | 976.08m² |
| Area available to rent for office use | 26,498.79m² |
| Area available to rent for commercial use | 3,643.13m² |
| Number of floors | 21 floors above ground (high-rise building), 12 floors above ground (mid-size building), 4 basement levels, 2 rooftop levels |
| Construction | Steel structure and steel-framed reinforced concrete structure |
| Maximum height | 115.90m(high-rise building) 77.20m(mid-size building) |
| Maximum floor load | 500kg/m²(300kg/m² on raised flooring) |
| Number of car parking spaces | 254 (self-park: 68, automated parking system: 186) |
| Architectural design and supervision | MHS Planners, Architects & Engineers Ltd. |
| Construction | Joint construction venture executed by Takenaka Corporation, Ando Construction Co., Ltd., Fudo Construction, Daito Corporation, Nitto Construction, Inc. and Fukuda Corporation |
