Mori JP Tower

Mori JP Tower is the centerpiece of Mori Building's Azabudai Hills district in Minato, Tokyo, and at 330 meters across 64 floors it is Japan's tallest building, a title it holds until the 390-meter Torch Tower completes near Tokyo Station in 2027. Designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, the tower wears a pearl-gray glass facade evoking a lotus flower, crowned by four curved glass petals lit at night. Its lower and middle floors hold roughly 214,000 square meters of office space for some 20,000 workers, with a Keio University preventive-medicine center on the fifth and sixth floors and a 34th-floor sky lobby open to visitors. The top eleven floors, 54 through 64, are given over to Aman Residences, Tokyo — 91 hotel-branded homes with a residents-only 1,400-square-meter Aman Spa, Aman's first standalone urban branded-residence project. The tower is pursuing WELL, LEED ND and LEED BD+C certification within a district already certified LEED Platinum for Neighborhood Development.