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Lista de las estructuras más altas de Tokio

Rascacielos de Nishi-Shinjuku y Shiodome ubicados en los distritos de Shinjuku y Minato
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Tokio es la más poblada de las 47 prefecturas de  Japón . [1] A partir de septiembre de 2024, hay más de 200 edificios y estructuras en Tokio que miden al menos 150 metros de altura (492 pies), de los cuales 46 tienen al menos 200 metros de altura (656 pies). [2] [3] [4] La estructura más alta de la prefectura es Tokyo Skytree , una torre de celosía megaalta que se eleva 634 metros (2080 pies), que se completó en 2012. [5] [6] También es la estructura más alta de Japón , la torre más alta del mundo y la tercera estructura independiente más alta del mundo . [5] [7] La ​​segunda estructura más alta de Tokio es la Torre de Tokio de 333 metros de altura (1092 pies) , una torre de celosía terminada en 1958. [7] [8] El edificio más alto y la tercera estructura más alta en general es la Torre Azabudai Hills Mori JP de 325 metros de altura (1068 pies) , terminada en 2023 y siendo el único rascacielos superalto de Tokio . [7] [9] También es el edificio más alto de Japón y el rascacielos más grande del mundo por área de piso . El segundo edificio más alto y la cuarta estructura más alta de Tokio es la Torre de la Estación Toranomon Hills de 266 metros de altura (872 pies) , que se completó en 2023. [7] [10] El tercer edificio más alto y la quinta estructura más alta es la Residencia Azabudai Hills B de 263 metros de altura (862 pies) , rematada y con finalización prevista para 2025. [7] [11] A septiembre de 2024, 17 de los 25 edificios y estructuras más altos de Japón se encuentran en Tokio. [7]

Los rascacielos son un fenómeno relativamente reciente en Japón. Debido a preocupaciones estéticas y de ingeniería, [12] la Ley de Estándares de Construcción de Japón estableció un límite de altura absoluta de 31 metros hasta 1963, cuando el límite fue abolido en favor de un límite de relación de área del piso . [13] Después de estos cambios en las regulaciones de construcción, el Edificio Kasumigaseki fue construido y completado en 1968. El Edificio Kasumigaseki, que duplica la altura del edificio más alto anterior de Japón, el Hotel New Otani Tokyo de 17 pisos , es considerado como el primer edificio alto moderno de Japón, con 36 pisos y 156 metros (512 pies) de altura. [14] [15] Una economía japonesa en auge de posguerra y la celebración de los Juegos Olímpicos de Verano de 1964 ayudaron a conducir a un auge de la construcción en Tokio durante los años 1960 y 1970. La construcción continuó durante los años 1980 y 1990 mientras la burbuja de precios de los activos japoneses subía y bajaba. [16] El Tokio continental se divide en dos secciones: Tokio occidental y los distritos especiales de Tokio . Todos los edificios más altos de la prefectura se encuentran dentro de los 23 distritos especiales, que comprenden el área anteriormente incorporada como la ciudad de Tokio . Nishi-Shinjuku , un distrito dentro de Shinjuku , fue la primera área de desarrollo de rascacielos importante de la prefectura. A partir de la construcción del Hotel Keio Plaza en 1971, el distrito ahora alberga 11 de los 50 rascacielos más altos de Tokio. [2] [17] Desde entonces se han desarrollado otros distritos de rascacielos importantes, como los que rodean la estación de Tokio , Shiodome , Toranomon y la estación de Shibuya .

Tokio ha sido escenario de numerosos proyectos de construcción de rascacielos en los últimos años. Durante la última década, se han completado 15 edificios de más de 200 metros de altura, de los cuales 5 se completaron en 2023. [2] Desde 2014, se han completado en Tokio un total de 59 edificios de al menos 150 metros de altura. [2] A partir de septiembre de 2024, se están construyendo 29 rascacielos en la prefectura, y se planea que 10 de ellos superen los 200 metros, incluido un rascacielos superalto, la Torch Tower de 385 metros de altura (1263 pies) , que se convertirá en el nuevo edificio más alto de Tokio y Japón una vez completado en 2028. [18] [19] Se proponen varios otros proyectos de construcción planificados para superar la altura de 200 metros para el futuro cercano, ya que Tokio está experimentando un auge de reurbanización "único en un siglo". [20]

Edificios más altos

Esta lista clasifica los 50 rascacielos más altos de Tokio, según la medición de altura estándar. Esta altura incluye las agujas y los detalles arquitectónicos, pero no incluye los mástiles de antena . Un signo igual (=) después de una clasificación indica que dos o más edificios comparten la misma altura. La columna "Año" indica el año en el que se completó un edificio. Las torres independientes , las chimeneas y otras estructuras no habitables o parcialmente habitables se incluyen a efectos de comparación; sin embargo, no se clasifican. Estas estructuras se miden por la altura del pináculo, que incluye los mástiles.

* Indica edificios que aún están en construcción pero que ya han sido rematados.
= Indica edificios que tienen el mismo rango porque tienen la misma altura.

Otros rascacielos

Esta lista clasifica los rascacielos de Tokio que se elevan al menos 150 metros (492 pies) pero que no se encuentran entre los 50 edificios más altos, según la medición de altura estándar. Las torres independientes , los mástiles arriostrados y otras estructuras no habitables se incluyen a efectos de comparación; sin embargo, no se clasifican.

* Indica edificios que aún están en construcción pero que ya han sido rematados.
= Indica edificios que tienen el mismo rango porque tienen la misma altura.


Edificios demolidos

Edificio del World Trade Center (1.ª generación)

En esta tabla se enumeran los edificios de Tokio que han sido demolidos y que alguna vez alcanzaron una altura de al menos 100 metros (328 pies). También se incluyen los edificios que se están demoliendo actualmente pero que no han sido completamente nivelados.


Bajo construcción

En esta tabla se enumeran los edificios que se están construyendo en Tokio y que se prevé que alcancen una altura mínima de 150 metros (490 pies). También se incluyen los edificios que ya han sido rematados pero no están terminados.

* Indica edificios que aún están en construcción pero que ya han sido rematados.

Propuesto

Esta tabla enumera los edificios que se propone construir en Tokio y que se espera que alcancen una altura mínima de 150 metros (490 pies).


Cronología de los edificios más altos

Una calle bordeada de edificios actúa como un corredor que conduce directamente a la fachada gris, rectangular y salpicada de ventanas de un edificio de gran altura.
Construido en 1968, el edificio Kasumigaseki fue el primer rascacielos de oficinas moderno en Tokio y fue el edificio más alto de la prefectura hasta 1970.

Esta es una lista de edificios que alguna vez tuvieron el título de edificio más alto de Tokio. Desde su finalización en 2012, Tokyo Skytree ha sido la estructura más alta de Tokio y de Japón, superando a la Torre de Tokio .

Estructuras más altas

Esta lista clasifica las estructuras de Tokio que tienen una altura de al menos 187 metros (614 pies), sin contar los edificios, según la medición de altura estándar. Esta altura incluye agujas, detalles arquitectónicos y mástiles de antena.

Estructuras demolidas o destruidas

Una pista de aterrizaje y un mástil de antena rojo y blanco en una pequeña isla verde y triangular
El segundo mástil de transmisión LORAN-C de Marcus Island tenía solo la mitad de altura que el mástil anterior al que reemplazó.

Véase también

Notas

A. ^ Esta estructura no es un edificio habitable, pero se incluye en esta lista con fines comparativos. Según una resolución del Consejo de Edificios Altos y Hábitat Urbano , las torres de observación independientes, las chimeneas o los mástiles no se consideran edificios, ya que no son estructuras completamente habitables.
B. ^ Marcus Island is not within the special wards of Tokyo. Administratively, the island is part of Ogasawara, Tokyo.
C. ^ Nishitōkyō is not within the special wards of Tokyo. It is one of the 30 cities, towns and villages included in Western Tokyo.
D. ^ Iwo Jima is not within the special wards of Tokyo. Administratively, the island is part of Ogasawara, Tokyo.

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