Vol.1 The City Developed by Theater
Hikarie Hall” and ‘Tachikawa Stage Garden (TSG)’ A Study of Theater Models from the Perspective of Urban Complex Development
Currently, redevelopment is becoming more and more active, especially in urban areas.
In such redevelopment projects, “theaters” (broadly defined here to include event halls, conference halls, event spaces, etc.) are almost invariably included.
What is the role and expected value of theaters for urban development?
In Vol. 1, which is the actual start of the discussion, Takeshi Maruyama from our Business Development Department moderated the session, which was joined by Toshiaki Fujita from the Tachihi Education and Culture Foundation and Hiroki Yoshizawa from Tokyu Corporation.
As a representative of the 2010s, Mr. Toshiaki Fujita from the Tachihi Educational Cultural Foundation and Mr. Hiroki Yoshizawa from Tokyu Corporation gave a presentation on the history of “Hikarie Hall” in Shibuya Hikarie, which is located directly above Shibuya Station in the center of the city and has a rental area of approximately 2,500 m2. Tachikawa Stage Garden” in Green Springs, which just opened in the suburbs of Tokyo as an example of the 2020s with its one-of-a-kind concept.
The seminar introduced the secret development stories, planning process, and current status of these two facilities, which are contributing to the development of both urban and suburban areas in various aspects, including the creation of a lively atmosphere and revenue generation, and delved into the image of theaters and halls required in urban development through actual examples as well as inside stories that are difficult to hear elsewhere.
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