Renovation
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Location and surrounding environment
Access to 2 or more train lines | Within 10 minutes' walk to elementary school | Within 10 minutes' walk to supermarket | Good view

Sales points
- A landmark in Ariake, a residential and commercial complex development, a high-rise, large-scale seismically isolated triple tower with 1,539 units, CIT
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[Sales Points】
□ Seismic isolation structure to suppress building deformation and shaking
□ Residential and commercial complex development with Sumitomo Realty's shopping city "Ariake Garden" (approx. 160m)
□ Good view and ventilation
□ Disposer in kitchen
□ Out-frame design/Living room and each room have a maximum ceiling height of approx. 2.6m to create an open living space
□ Bathroom ventilation dryer heater/mist sauna in bathroom
□ Double floor and double ceiling
□ Triple security system
□ Hands-free key that can be unlocked without removing the key

□ 24-hour manned management (including breaks/security guards respond outside of hours)
□ Clean station on each floor (24-hour garbage disposal) *Excluding bulky garbage

【Common Facility】 *Some charges apply
◆CENTRAL TOWER◆

・Kids Room & Parents Salon 2F

・Library Lounge 20F

・Party Lounge 20F

・Shuttle Bus in front of Central Tower Disaster Prevention Center

(To Toyosu Station Rotary / Paid)

◆WEST TOWER◆

・Party Room 2F

◆EAST TOWER◆

・Meeting Room 2F

【Concept】※Extract from a pamphlet
A large-scale triple tower with seismic isolation was born with an overwhelming presence in the central position of the ever-evolving Tokyo Bay Area.
The façade of the residence, which consists of the 32-story West Tower, the 33-story Central Tower, and the East Tower, is accented with an impressive black and white contrast, and the symmetrical towers create a majestic appearance.
We aimed to create a triple tower that will be a symbol of time, where you can feel the moisture and lush greenery of the waterside that is unique to the bay area, enjoy the best transportation access in the Ariake area, and the convenience of "Ariake Garden".