Hillside Terrace Complex I-ⅥCompletion Date：1969-1992
Hillside Terrace is a collective form developed over six phases between 1969 and 1992, corresponding to a continuously changing Tokyo landscape. A variety of design strategies create its unique atmosphere - including deference to subtle topographical changes, spatial layering, and the creation of protected exterior public space. The success of this project is a result of spatial and architectural means (scale, transparency, etc.) as well an active development of programs for public life. More than thirty years since completion, a wide variety of formal and informal events in and around Hillside Terrace continue to thrive in harmony with the architecture, maintaining this development’s unique cultural presence within the Tokyo cityscape.
Location: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Completion Date: 1969 - 1992
Building Type: Residential
Structural System: Reinforced Concrete
Number of Floors: A: 1 Basement + 3 Stories; B: 1 Basement + 3 Stories; C: 1 Basement + 3 Stories
D: 2 Basement Levels + 3 Stories; E: 2 Basement Levels + 3 Stories
F: 1 Basement + 6 Stories; G: 2 Basement Levels + 4 Stories
Site Area: A / B: 7,167 m²; C: 7,167 m²; D / E: 7,319 m²; F: 1,979 m²; G: 993 m²
Building Area: A / B: 642 m²; C: 764 m²; D / E: 1,274 m²; F: 1,361 m²; G: 666 m²
Total Floor Area: A / B: 1,849 m²; C: 2,436 m²; D / E: 5,105 m²; F: 5,140 m²; G: 2,726 m²
Structural Engineer: A / B / C: Yamaki Structural Engineers; D / E / F / G: Aoki Structural Engineers
Mechanical / Electrical Engineer: A / B / C: Sakurai Consultants
D / E / F / G: Sogo Setsubi Consulting Co., Ltd.
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Publication
Phaidon：[Fumihiko Maki] 2009.6
GA JAPAN：1993 No.2
SD：1993.1, 1986.1, 1979.6
Shinkenchiku：1992.6, 1978.4, 1976.7, 1973.10, 1969.12
Kenchiku Bunka：1992.6, 1988.6, 1980.2, 1978.4, 1976.7, 1973.10, 1972.10, 1969.12
JA：1979.3, 1974.1
Nikkei Architecture：1992.5.25, 1988.1.11, 1978.4.3
Awards / Competition
Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts(1974)
Japan Art Prize(1980)
Prince of Wales Prize in Urban Design(1993)
1,2phase: JIA 25 Year Award(2000)
DOCOMOMO JAPAN100(2003)
3-6phase:25 Year Prize(2017)
