Cross Air Tower, 42-story residential building in Ohashi, Japan
Cross Air Tower is a 42-story residential building with 443 housing units in a range of sizes to suit different needs. The tower provides its residents with amenities including a concierge desk, fitness facilities, and round-the-clock security services.
The building was completed in January 2013 as part of an urban redevelopment initiative led by Tokyo Metropolitan Government and major real estate companies. This project represented a wave of modernization that reshaped the residential character of the area.
The building houses a public library and a ward office on the ninth floor, functioning as a gathering place for community activities and daily civic needs. These shared facilities help bind the neighborhood together as a social hub.
Ikejiri-Ohashi Station is within a 5-minute walk, providing easy access to transit connections across the city. The surrounding area is pedestrian-friendly and well-served by public transportation.
The tower connects directly to Meguro Sky Garden, a large elevated green space built above a freeway interchange and open to the public. This rooftop park offers a rare chance to experience greenery in the heart of the city while observing Tokyo's traffic infrastructure below.
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