Cocola Front, Shopping complex and skyscraper in Toyohashi, Japan.
Cocola Front is a 73-meter tall glass and steel commercial and residential building in Toyohashi with 16 floors above ground and two basement levels. The structure houses a hotel, offices, shops, and dining options throughout its interior spaces.
The building was completed in 2008 on land where a previous department store once stood, marking a turning point in Toyohashi's modern development. This project launched a new phase of commercial growth in the city.
The name Cocola comes from a Japanese concept meaning joy from the heart, and this idea shapes how the building brings people together in its spaces. Visitors notice how the design encourages gathering and interaction throughout the complex.
The complex sits directly adjacent to Toyohashi Station, making it easy to access from the main railway hub. Visitors will find coffee shops, restaurants, garden areas, and a music hall spread throughout, offering different activities for various interests.
The building houses energy research facilities that showcase advanced sustainability technologies. It also connects to Cocola Avenue through an elevated walkway, creating an integrated shopping and research network.
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