GINZA SIX於2017年春季開幕,作為銀座地區最大商空,於開發階段整併兩個街廓,
並廢止原街內道路轉為私設通路隱身於建物之中,建物樓層為地下6層、地上13層及屋頂庭園,
總樓地板面積約達15公頃。

指標-原研哉/
建築-谷口吉生/
室內-Gwenael Nicolas/
藝術-草間彌生

GINZA SIX opened in the spring of 2017, serving as the largest commercial space in the Ginza area. 
During the development phase, it integrated two city blocks and eliminated the original streets, 
transforming them into private pathways hidden within the building. 
The structure consists of 6 basement levels, 13 above-ground levels, and a rooftop garden, 
with a total floor area of approximately 15 hectares.

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