Tokyo Stock Exchange Building
Tokyo Stock Exchange Building
Tokyo Stock Exchange Building
Tokyo Stock Exchange Building
The "Hall of Fame of the Japanese Securities Industry" is located in Kabutocho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
When the old building, which was completed in the early Showa period (1927), was replaced, it was not possible to stop its function as a trading floor even for a moment, so a new market building was constructed in part of the old main building. After this was completed, the new main building was constructed, and the construction was carried out in stages.
To accommodate the complex functions of a stock exchange, a meticulous traffic flow and building layout plan was created, with the stock trading booth located in the center of the market building and the main building (high-rise office building) located behind it.
This building, which will become a new symbol of the securities industry, is designed to have a unique image that is both traditional and dignified. In order to achieve this, a plain appearance was avoided, and instead, the facade was made of granite with a cracked stone finish, actively expressing the deep shadows seen in classical architecture.
DATA
| Year of completion | 1988 |
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| Location | Chuo Ward, Tokyo |
| Building usage | Offices, financial institutions |
| Site area | 7,193㎡ |
| Total floor area | 49,157㎡ |
| Details of the Award | ・ Selected Architectural Designs of AIJ 1990 (Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ)/Japan) View More |
| Our Business | Design, Construction Supervision |
Update : 2016.06.22