“Office in the park” sounds intriguing doesn’t it? That was the concept behind the Hibiya Park Front building.
Welcome to Hibiya Park Front. It is more than just an office building. It represents a harmonious blend of urban development and natural serenity.
Completed in May 2017, Hibiya Park Front stands tall. It has 21 stories and four basement floors. This building replaced the former Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan’s head office.
The location of Hibiya Park Front is next to Hibiya Park. The architects took full advantage of this. Greenery is abundant inside and out. The park seems to extend into the building. This offers natural comfort to everyone.
Step inside and discover the office lobby. It features lush interior greenery. Standard office floors offer great views of Hibiya Park. A rooftop garden and lounge space overlooks the park. This is for the exclusive use of tenants.
Hibiya Park Front has pedestrian promenades. One links buildings east and west. The other runs north and south between road frontages. Terraces, benches and cafes were created. People can relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The Hibiya Centrium is special. It has 100 types of plants that grow in Hibiya Park. This helps preserve biodiversity. It’s part of the site’s business continuity plan.
Hibiya Park Front offers unique amenities. There is an outdoor space with balconies and rooftops. People can enjoy coffee, yoga or lunch. A wellness room provides a serene space for nursing mothers. It is also for prayer or meditation.
Event spaces are available. Lounges can be converted for meetups with sound systems and lighting. WeWork hosts virtual events. This maintains connections across the community.
Recreational games offer a break for employees. Tech services include hard-wired Ethernet and secure Wi-Fi. Meeting rooms are versatile. Teams can gather for video conferences or presentations.
The Hibiya Park Front building has been recognized. It received the DBJ Green Building Certification. This acknowledges its environmental and social awareness.
So, as you stand here at Hibiya Park Front remember its vision. It is an “office in the park”. It is a space where work and nature meet. This creates a unique and enriching environment.