Sofitel Tokyo
Sofitel Tokyo(Sofitel Tootsuki) existed once.
Sofitel Tokyo - -
Shooting in March, 2007
Facility information Location | 2-1-48 Condition | dismantled Construction | November Completion | June 1994 Opening of business | 1994 Demolition | May 2008 Usage | Hotel Ground height Top portion | 112.0 m Rooftop | 112.0 m Top floor | 26 th floor, 106.0 m Various specifications Number of floors | 26 stories above the ground, 3 stories below the ground, 2 stories tower Total floor area | 9, 798.4 Structural form | Number of elevators | 6 units Affiliate Design | Architectural Design Office
Construction | Obayashi Corporation
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Overview
The hotel opened as a city hotel "Hotel COSIMA" on the side of the hotel. The name "COSIMA" is attached after the Hosokawa club founder Kojima family. We introduced a service tied up with a British hospitality company and it operated as a luxury hotel that makes a distinction from the business hotel that the company had worked on until then.
It is a slender building with only 71 rooms compared to 26 stories, and the service units including the guest rooms had shapes protruding to the side and side by 4 layers each. The appearance designed by, is said to have imaged a single. The city is applied to secure the area that can be operated within a limited scale. As a result of receiving premiums and relaxation, the buildings are extending over the sky within the shade constraints. About this shape Kikutake has stated that it may remind us of the neighboring five-storied pagoda. A large aquarium containing 40 tons of water installed at the top is a seismic control system against wind pressure and it was used as a fire extinguishing water.
Built underground, it is possible to use it together with lobby by opening fittings. Attempts were made to make it available for various purposes in order to increase the effect of space utilization, such as diverting to other rooms.
At the time of completion of Hotel COSIMA, Hokke Club was developing 13 hotels nationwide and was in a business situation of sailing smoothly, but this investment has been heavily applied and applied for application in 1997. France Capital was the world's largest hotel group at that time, but purchased Hotel COSIMA together with land, completely renovated by French designer, opened in 2000 as "Tokyo" of 83 rooms. It is said that the long-term stay of foreigners for Ueno's art museum has become visible, and the proportion of foreign customers has increased. However, just four years after opening, business is over. The building was dismantled. As a skyscraper that exceeds 100 m, it is known as an example that was dismantled for the first time in the country. [ __] The site was built on the site.
footnote
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References
- New construction company "Work Hotel COSIMA Kikutake Seiju Architectural Design Office", "New Architecture" August 1994, 193-201,.
- Building thinking research laboratory "Actual work reference · Hotel Sofitel TOKYO (HOTEL COSIMA)" "Architectural design material 59 City Hotel 2 Urban Resort & Business Youth" Building Research Institute, December 1996, pp 63-69. .
- Akihito Tomita "16th episode of a sad end of an ingenious hotel" "Hotel Millions of Stories" Blue Bow Company, August 14, 2013, 61-63. .
Related item
- \ - Also opened in 1987 by the design of Kiyotake Kiyotake. It was closed in 2013, and it was dismantled hereafter as well.
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