The Grand Marina Tokyo Park Tower Kachidoki is a large-scale, mix-use commercial development complex which will generate new value in Grand Marina Tokyo near Ginza in central Tokyo. The project harmonizes perfectly with the surrounding area not only in the architecture and interior design but also in its landscape design along the bridge and shoreline as well as public spaces with direct train station access. The entire concept evokes an image of an exclusive urban marina overlooking the river and ocean nestled centrally in a global metropolitan hub. The design in every aspect of the property is worthy of a place named Grand Marina Tokyo. The façade design takes advantage of the waterfront towers by forming dynamic sails which seem to float across the water surface. These Sailing Towers glide sharply up into the sky while incorporating curved lines producing gentle movement throughout. The distinct wing-like shapes of each of the two towers act as a unified shape over the ocean sculpting a layered scenery distinct to the waterfront property.