TOD'S - OMOTESANDO
TOD'S OMOTESANDO
Japanese Architect : TOYO ITOConçu par l’architecte japonais Toyo Ito. l’immeuble TOD’s d’Omotesando est un des plus beaux édifices de Tokyo. La structure est soutenue par les murs d'extérieur en treillis de verre et béton, le design représentant sur une silhouette d'arbre, déplacée horizontalement et se chevauchant plusieurs fois. 'Les branches' deviennent plus minces donc vers le haut du bâtiment, qui reflète son cadre dans l'avenue d'arbres de Zelkova le long de l’avenue Omotesando. La façade donnant sur Omotesando ne fait que 33 pieds de large, le bâtiment étant en forme de « L » et abrite sur l’arrière, bureaux et centre d’affaires.
Conceived by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito. The building TOD' s of Omotesando is one of the nicest buildings of Tokyo. The structure is supported by the glass and concrete lattice exterior walls, the design being themed on a tree silhouette, shifted horizontally and overlapping several times. The ‘branches’ therefore grow thinner towards the top of the building, which reflects its setting in the avenue of Zelkova trees along the Omotesando thoroughfare. The frontage onto Omotesando is only 33 feet wide, the building being L-shaped to accommodate the offices behind.
Conceived by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito. The building TOD' s of Omotesando is one of the nicest buildings of Tokyo. The structure is supported by the glass and concrete lattice exterior walls, the design being themed on a tree silhouette, shifted horizontally and overlapping several times. The ‘branches’ therefore grow thinner towards the top of the building, which reflects its setting in the avenue of Zelkova trees along the Omotesando thoroughfare. The frontage onto Omotesando is only 33 feet wide, the building being L-shaped to accommodate the offices behind.
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