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Company headquarters by Takenaka Corporation

The head offices and campuses of the biggest companies where Takenaka Corporation is credited — as architect, for the interiors, the fit-out or the landscape. 9 companies

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Takenaka Corporation
  1. Curved green glass tower rising above a raised walkway and street trees under a blue sky ANA Tokyo, Japan Builder: Takenaka Corporation Shiodome City Center · Another Believer / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons See the ANA headquarters →
  2. A tall glass tower rising above a curved, patterned lower block among city high-rises, seen from below on a clear day Daikin Osaka, Japan Office interiors: KOKUYO and Node Design Consultants; planning and construction by Takenaka Corporation · Tower design: Nihon Sekkei (basic design), Takenaka Corporation (design and construction) Osaka Umeda Twin Towers South · © Nihon Sekkei See the Daikin headquarters →
  3. Aerial view of a campus of white high-rise office buildings with a round green park in the middle and a city stretching to the hills Denso Kariya, Japan Monozukuri Building design and construction: Takenaka Corporation, which also renewed the campus Central Park The Kariya head office from above · Jihara19 / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons See the Denso headquarters →
  4. Glass-and-stone office tower on a corner above a moat Mitsubishi Corporation Tokyo, Japan Contractor: Takenaka Corporation joint venture · Marunouchi Park Building: 34 floors + 4 below, 204,730 m² (≈ 2,203,700 sq ft) with the Mitsubishi Ichigokan; Mitsubishi Jisho Sekkei / Takenaka, 2009 Mitsubishi Shoji Building, Marunouchi · Kakidai / CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons See the Mitsubishi Corporation headquarters →
  5. A 22-storey glass office tower with a low white podium beside a canal, under a blue sky Nissan Yokohama, Japan Design and supervision: Takenaka Corporation The Global Headquarters by Yokohama Station · © Shimizu Corporation See the Nissan headquarters →
  6. White eight-storey building with deep horizontal bands, beside factory roofs Panasonic Kadoma, Japan Technology CUBE design: Takenaka Corporation (Osaka office) Technology CUBE at the Kadoma head office · Photo: Takenaka Corporation See the Panasonic headquarters →
  7. Aerial view of the headquarters with timber-louvred lower floors and a tree-filled garden Takeda Tokyo, Japan Contractor: Takenaka Corporation Takeda Global Headquarters, Nihonbashi · Photo: Kawasumi Kobayashi Kenji Photograph Office / Nihon Sekkei See the Takeda headquarters →
  8. A tall glass office tower with a low, wide wing in front and a landscaped plaza under a blue sky Yamaha Hamamatsu, Japan Building 21 (Innovation Center): Design and build: Takenaka Corporation Building 22, the head office (2024) · © SS Co., Ltd. / Obayashi Corporation See the Yamaha headquarters →
  9. Low building with a wavy layered roof and glass front facing a street under a blue sky ZOZO Chiba, Japan Architects: Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, Takenaka Corporation · Builder: Takenaka Corporation From Gakuen-dori · Photo: Koji Fujii / TOREAL (one image: Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP) See the ZOZO headquarters →

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Questions

Which company headquarters did Takenaka Corporation design?

On eciffo, Takenaka Corporation is credited at 9 companies: ANA, Daikin, Denso, Mitsubishi Corporation, Nissan, Panasonic, Takeda, Yamaha and ZOZO. The role at each one (architect, interiors, fit-out or landscape) is shown on its profile with the source.

Which other architects worked on the same headquarters as Takenaka Corporation?

Nihon Sekkei (ANA, Daikin, Takeda); Gensler (Takeda); KOKUYO (Daikin); Obayashi Corporation (Yamaha); Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates (ANA).

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