Shibuya Mark City
Tokyo, Japan
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Shibuya Mark City is a mixed-use complex completed in 2000 in Tokyo's Shibuya district, designed by Tokyu Architects & Engineers and Nihon Sekkei. The facility comprises two structures—an East building housing a hotel and a West building for offices—and rises to approximately 100 meters. Developed by Shibuya Mark City company in collaboration with Keio Corporation, the complex opened on April 7, 2000, and was marketed with a particular focus on female visitors.
Architect
- Built
- Type
- skyscraper, station building, building complex
- Height
- 99.67 m
- Place
- Tokyo, Japan
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