海老名Prime Tower, Mixed-use skyscraper in Ebina, Japan
Ebina Prime Tower is a mixed-use high-rise with 26 above-ground floors and basement levels, built with reinforced concrete construction. The building combines shopping areas, office spaces, and a hotel in a single structure.
The tower was completed in September 1995 as part of Ebina's urban development strategy. It marked a turning point in the city's growth toward becoming a major commercial hub.
The building incorporates Japanese architectural principles with its spacious entrance hall, natural light integration, and consideration for spatial harmony.
The tower sits approximately 8 minutes on foot from Ebina Station and provides access to three railway lines: Odakyu, Sotetsu, and JR Sagami. The building offers ample parking and connects well to the local transit network.
The building employs a specialized RC Core Wall System designed to resist earthquakes effectively. Some of its parking spaces use automated parking mechanisms, which saves space in this densely built area.
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