Azabudai Hill

Azabudai Hills is like an "urban hill", integrating Tokyo's vertical jungle and field greenery with elegant curves. The towering Mori JP Tower is 330 meters high, not only breaking Japan's height record, but also a time needle piercing the clouds. The cloud-shaped roof "The Cloud" created by Heatherwick Studio is like a wandering green field, allowing people to experience walking on nature in the heart of the city. I am particularly fascinated by the way it "sculpts" public space: the gently sloping terraces and the atrium surrounded by greenery are like an organic shape that continues to stretch, guiding people's hearts to flow between high-rise buildings instead of being bound by steel bars. The 33rd floor Sky Lobby not only has a view of the Tokyo Tower, but the view in front of you is like a city collage, embracing neon and nature. Here, buildings are not cold objects, but "green breathing spaces" that are integrated into daily life. Azabudai Hill not only rebuilds a landmark, but also gives the heart of the city a new ritual of dancing with time, light, and vegetation.