Mori Building

-Overview-Founded in 1959, Mori Building is a leading private developer in Japan with strategic focus in urban developments in Tokyo's prime location, Minato-ward. Since the completion of ARK Hills in 1986, Mori Building is best known globally for the development and management of "Hills" Projects, large scale mixed-use redevelopment projects such as Roppongi Hills, Toranomon Hills and newly opened Ginza Six. Mori Building also expanded its business arm to China in 1994 and the successful Shanghai World Financial Center contributes to the city's prosperity."Hills" projects have redefined urban lifestyle. Together with long term partners who share the same vision, Mori Building aims to develop for a stronger and better Tokyo, positioned to compete globally to attract people and businesses from around the world, where new ideas and technologies originate. -'Vertical Garden City'​ vision-Mori Building meets the challenges of the times by designing and constructing "Vertical Garden Cities". This concept is the creation of compact cities that integrate land subdivided over previous decades and erect high-rise structures that open up green areas. These cities serve as focal points for human contacts and networking, which will promote cultural and economic activities. Cities would thus become safe and comfortable, providing a dynamism for residents and visitors alike.-More information-For New Projects・Toranomon Hills Business Tower (tentative name) Hills Residential Tower (tentative name) Hills Station Tower (tentative name) general information: office inquiry: residence inquiry: