Grande Maison Ikeshita the Tower, Residential skyscraper in Ikeshitachō, Japan
Grande Maison Ikeshita the Tower is a residential skyscraper with 42 floors and one underground level stretching about 153 meters high in Ikeshitachō. The building stacks living spaces across multiple elevations, with upper levels opening toward wider views across the urban landscape.
Construction began in December 2013 under Haseko Corporation and Taisei Corporation, concluding in January 2014. The completion added modern residential capacity to the Ikeshitachō district during a period of renewed urban development.
The tower represents the evolution of urban housing in Nagoya, where traditional Japanese residential concepts meet modern vertical living solutions.
The building sits centrally in Ikeshitachō, offering residents direct access to transportation networks and nearby facilities. The central location makes it convenient to reach other parts of Nagoya and surrounding neighborhoods.
Each of the 42 floors offers residents different perspectives of Nagoya's urban landscape, from street-level views to panoramic cityscapes.
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