The Tokyo Park Tower Kachidoki South will present a spacious grand entrance with a dynamic wall curvature evoking images of a rocky cliff. The wall stands as if sculpted by waves to produce flow and movement through the curves of the layered rock. The two-story elevated space also employs an open glass façade tracing the marina garden outside. The design accentuates the space as a step lounge with a staircase leading up to the second floor for a transient view achieved by a variety of viewpoints. As visitors move into the wall of cliff stratum, they will find themselves in a sibylline elevator hall inspired by the deep sea. The walls of the elevator hall and entrance lounge link through a rock geometry of curved lines. This will highlight inner and outer worlds which seem carved out of one massive cliff for us all to see. The design balances the interior and exterior of two separate walls stunningly in this way to produce one integrated story. Visitors will find a public space on the second floor at the top of the step lounge. The flow of traffic will transport them into the public space by building excitement as one approaches the second floor with the feel of a sandy beach snuggled up against a large roc k cliff. Once through, the design reveals a study space surrounded in books with a calming book corridor warm with wood. A canal side terrace contrasts this book corridor with a luxuriously spacious balcony area blurring the boundaries between interior and the exterior where anyone can spend time on the waterfront. A first-floor green side cottage, laundry and playground facing the outdoor barbecue and other areas in the garden welcome all with inviting relaxation achieved through the natural wood and colours extending the lush greenery from outside into the interior.