NIKKEN SEKKEI URBANISM

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photo taken in March 2012Kashiwa-no-ha Park StadiumNational Cancer CenterHospital East University of TokyoKashiwa CampusTodai-Kashiwa Venture PlazaRoute No. 16Tsukuba ExpressKashiwa InterchangeTokatsu Techno PlazaKonbukuro PondNature Museum ParkToyofuta Industrial ParkChiba UniversityKashiwa-no-haCampusKashiwa-no-haCampus StationLaLaportKASHIWANOHAPark CityKashiwanohaCampus IchibangaiIntegrated land readjustment projectfor the central area of the northern part of KashiwaPark CityKashiwanohaCampus NibangaiJoban ExpresswayKashiwa-no-ha ParkKonbukuro Pond Park (temporary name)Neighborhoodpark No. 2Neighborhoodpark No. 1Neighborhoodpark No. 3Route No. 16Elementary school (construction site)Junior high school(construction site) ReservoirNo. 2ReservoirNo. 3ReservoirNo. 5ReservoirNo. 1ParkKashiwa-no-haCampus StationTsukuba ExpressKashiwa-no-haElementarySchoolReservoirNo. 4The Kashiwanoha Smart City Project was launched to develop a new community by taking a problem-solving approach and using leading-edge knowledge and technologies. To succeed in creating the Kashiwanoha model, three future city visions have been set: “an environmentally friendly city”, “a city of health and longevity” and “a city of new industry creation.” Nikken Sekkei Group has been working with real-estate developer Mitsui Fudosan focusing on creating strategies to build an environmentally friendly city. This project is also expected to become a benchmark for other cities in terms of resiliency and being well-prepared for future risks and challenges.The world’s mostenvironmental-friendly city[An Environmental-Symbiotic City]For the environmentof the futureFor key industryof the futureFor healthy livingof the futureWhere people of all agescan enjoy healthyand secure living[A City of Health & Longlivity]Fostering growth fieldsthat become sources ofnew vitality for Japan[A City of New Industry Creation]Land use planThree future city visions

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