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Grand Green Osaka South Building

Grand Green Osaka South Building

Grand Green Osaka is the second phase of the Umekita Project, a city development project in front of Osaka Station. The South Tower, designed by our company, features a skyline in which the building height gradually decreases towards Umekita Park, creating an enclosed urban landscape that harmonizes with the scale of the city center.
The large-scale architectural volume, which houses a variety of functions including commercial facilities, a hotel, and offices, is divided into four buildings by a "valley" that runs through the center. Each volume is arranged at an angle to form a group, allowing for approaches from multiple directions. The valley draws in greenery and pedestrian traffic from the park, and is a public space that connects large and small "ma" spaces. Furthermore, a three-dimensional pedestrian network has been constructed linking the terraces, bridges between the buildings, and the underground plaza, creating a "regional hub" that connects the town and the park.

DATA

Year of completion2024
LocationOsaka City, Osaka Prefecture

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Building usage Commercial facilities, accommodation facilities, offices, public/cultural/sports facilities
Site area25,262.07㎡
Total floor area277,853.48㎡
Scale39 floors above ground, 3 floors below ground, 1 floor in the penthouse
structureS construction, RC construction, SRC construction
Details of the Award

・2025 GOOD DESIGN AWARD (Best 100/Good Focus Award) [Community Design] (Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP) /Japan)

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Our BusinessDesign, Construction Supervision, Landscape
designMitsubishi Jisho Design, Nikken Sekkei, Obayashi Corporation, Takenaka Corporation
Construction SupervisionMitsubishi Jisho Design, Nikken Sekkei
Landscape Design LeadGGN
LandscapeMitsubishi Jisho Design, Nikken Sekkei
Overall management Grand Green OsakaNikken Sekkei, Mitsubishi Jisho Design
Grand Green Osaka overall schematic designNikken Sekkei, Mitsubishi Jisho Design
photographaifoto / Akira Ito
A "valley" runs through the center of the south building, and a bridge is installed to connect the four buildings that are segmented above ground.
The area will draw in people from Umekita Park and create a place for people to gather by placing street furniture such as benches and plants.
Looking up from the Valley
The space for building workers in the South Building. The windows offer a panoramic view of Umekita Park.

View from the hot spring facility (Umekita Onsen Ren Wellbeing Park) on the third floor.
On the right is the Grand Front Osaka (designed by our company and others), the first phase of the Umekita Project.
The South Building seen from Umekita Park. The aim was for the building to blend in with Landscape

Update : 2025.10.01

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