(Tentative name) Shinagawa Station East Exit B-1 District Environmental Impact Assessment Project

Applicable laws and regulations: Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance
Eligible projects: Construction of high-rise buildings (height over 100m and total floor area over 100,000㎡) Construction of automobile parking lots (1,000 cars or more)
Completed: 2004

This project is a redevelopment project in the area adjacent to the east side of JR Shinagawa Station, and is based on the higher-level plans of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Minato Ward, aiming to create an environment rich in amenities that combines residential functions with a focus on business functions, taking advantage of the location close to the city center.
As this was a large-scale redevelopment project in the city center, and other developments were planned for other blocks, the station plaza, and roads, the project was carried out with careful consideration given to the impact of these.In addition, there were many elements that required environmental consideration specific to this area, such as verifying the impact of wind on the Shinkansen, dealing with wind noise issues, and ensuring traffic safety on the surrounding main roads, making this a project that would be difficult to handle with a standardized assessment.