Takisada Nagoya Building, Commercial skyscraper in Nishiki, Japan
The Takisada Nagoya Building is a commercial skyscraper in central Nagoya with 17 floors above ground and 3 basement levels. Inside, it contains office space, an exhibition hall, and parking facilities that serve the building's daily operations.
The building was completed in 1991 and received the first Aichi Townscape Architecture Award in 1993. This early recognition acknowledged its importance to the city's urban development and visual identity.
A commemorative stone in the building displays a traditional Japanese poem about spring in the Nishiki area. This marker connects visitors to local history and creates a quiet moment of reflection within the modern commercial space.
The building is most easily accessed through main ground-level entrances that lead directly to the exhibition hall and parking areas. The public green space within the complex is freely accessible during the day and offers a place to rest among trees.
The complex contains an artificial forest open to the public, creating a rare green retreat within the busy commercial district. This planted area is often overlooked by visitors despite offering a quiet contrast to the surrounding urban landscape.
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