Olympic Village Tokyo
By
TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT
In
Tokyo,
Japan
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Author
TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT
City
Tokyo
Country
Japan
Year
2020
Program
Waterfront Neighbourhood
Technical Info
Site area
220000 sqm
Gfa
0
sqm
Density
0 far
Population density
18000
inh/ha
Home Units:
3800
Jobs
0
Streetsroad:
0
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Buildup:
0
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NonBuild-up:
0 %
Residential
0 %
Business
0
%
Commercial
0
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Civic
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Description
- It is an Olympic Village built to house athletes attending the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
- It is a waterfront residential district.
- A number of mid-rise apartments have been built to accommodate athletes and serve as residential apartments after the Games. In addition, 2 residential high-rise residential towers will also be built to provide various types of housing.
- The village is pioneering the use of eco-friendly fuel hydrogen- a renewable material for fuel and to produce electricity. Several areas such as the relaxation area is powered by hydrogen. In the future a dedicated hydrogen station will be built and hydrogen will be supplied to the residences, thus making the district self-sufficient in its energy use.
- The Village Plaza at the heart of the district was designed with 40,000 pieces of wood from various regions of Japan. It served as a hub of amenities for the athletes.
- A central road forms the axis, it will branch out into smaller streets leading to the residential blocks. A commercial center and school will lie along the axis.
- Squares will be created in the central space amidst the groups of blocks. They will be well-planted with greenery.
- The district will feature a multi-mobility hub.
- Eco-friendly landscaping measures have been implemented.
- Lower floors of the buildings will feature shops and community facilities to create a lively urban floor.
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