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To your point, it works best if the tower is a business related building (or a straight shopping mall), thus creating incentive to generate traffic and also pro
by makeitdouble 2y ago
To your point, it works best if the tower is a business related building (or a straight shopping mall), thus creating incentive to generate traffic and also properly maintin it.
Japan has plenty of those (e.g. Roppongi's Midtown, Tokyo Tower, Shinagawa's corp. park)
- Schiendelman 2y agoI would hardly argue that the Shinagawa corporate park, if you mean where the Intercontinental is and where Nikon used to be, works well. There's basically no human activity at ground level except people walking to and from the train.