NAMBA PARK MALL CASE STUDY

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NAMBA PARK SHOPPING COMPLEX なんばパークス Bringing nature to urban density

Osaka, japan


“People use the park as an amenity. They use it as their own back yard in a highly urban environment.” Jeri Oka, Senior Design Principal

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NAMBA PARK

Project Type Sustainability, Open/Public Space, Office, Residential, Mixed-Use, Retail Location Osaka, Japan Size 3,230,000 sq. ft(74.15 acre) Client Nankai Electric Railway Co. & Obayashi Corp. Executive Architect Obayashi Corporation ARCHITECT (Retail) The Jerde Partnership

Project Location Located in Osaka's dense Business District, the project sits on what was formerly the site of a dormant baseball stadium. Within this formidable, grey environment, JERDE envisioned Namba Parks as a canyon cutting through an urban park - an awe-inspiring respite for the people of Osaka.

Japan

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Namba park Namba Parks is a massive shopping concept

complex in the Minami area of Osaka with an unique architectural structure. In an attempt to bring some natural greenery into Osaka’s concrete jungle, the building is composed of a series of rising terraces with rooftop gardens at each level.

Special features Pedestrian-Friendly Design Transit-Oriented Development Infill Development Shared Parking Underground Parking

Namba Parks, Osaka, Japan Site Area: 8.33 acres Total Building Area:130,000 sq. meters Program: Phase 1 40,000 sq. meters Retail/Entertainment 60,000 sq. meters Office 25,000 sq. meters Common space 2,700 sq. meters Cultural 2.2 Acres Open Space 1,251 Parking Spaces Phase II 75,000 square meters Retail & Entertainment (124 shops, 2,164-seat cinema) 38,000 square meters Residential

Concept statement Through the center of the structure there is a huge “canyon” which provides dramatic viewpoints from every floor. Around this canyon are 9 floors of shops, Contoso restaurants, and other facilities such as a cinema, and an 4 S u i t e s outdoor rooftop arena.


The canyon is designed as an armature that's also as an amenity, providing a natural experience in an urban environment.

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Site surrounding Visually, the site is anchored by both an office and residential tower.

SITE PLAN

With a rail line on one side and a busy street on another,

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At street level are the entrances to the office tower and to the Japan Racing Association's off-track betting facility. The curved Carnival Street is a 14-meterwide (46-footwide) pedestrian arcade serving Nankai's Namba City shops, built under the Nankai rail tracks. phase II (shaded), to be started in 2005, will increase Namba parks' retail space by 50 percent and

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Floor plan

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Floor plan

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Photographic analysis Section of namba park This northward sectional view shows the relative narrowness of the canyon as it cuts through the eight levels of retail uses above grade. At the extreme left is the elevated viaduct of the OsakaKobe Expressway, and at grade, Midosuji. Facing the street, the 30-story office tower provides a buffer for Namba parks.

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Interior of Namba park

Though the project's interior was originally conceived by the client as a simple concrete passageway to connect the southern parcel of the site to the crowded, peopleintensive northern parcel, we proposed a natural 'canyon' instead. The open space is curvilinear and non-planar in all dimensions. An elevator tower rises in the oval center and glass-enclosed pedestrian bridges traverse the canyon at various points at different levels, connecting the interior spaces.

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Interior of Constructed from bands of colored Namba park stone, the canyon reinforces the project's connection with nature while forming the primary circulation pattern.

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Large Image Slide The park provides the community with an abundance of amenities within the urban environment, including gardens, gathering spaces, quiet flower-lined pathways, and performance venues, providing a vital connection to nature.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ROOFTOP

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Photographic analysis of rooftop garden The signature park features trees, miniature ponds, shrubbery, and planting beds—all irrigated by recycled water filtered from the graywater of the restaurants within the complex.

Features like the community gardens help to weave Namba Parks into the fabric of people's lives. During the summer, when asphalt can reach 124 degrees Fahrenheit and concrete is 113, the rooftop park is only 93.ftop


Phase 2 of Namba Parks brought the project's second tower and 344 of for-rent apartments.

Phase 2 photographs The project created 6,400 jobs and generates over $140,000,000 in annual sales

The presence of this multifamily tower, alongside the office complex and eight-level retail center make this a

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SWOT ANALYSIS Weakness

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The The concept concept of of canyon canyon and and bringing bringing nature nature in in urban urban jungle jungle was was a a thoughtful and innovative idea. thoughtful and innovative idea. The The intend intend of of bringing bringing natural natural light light and and ventilation ventilation push push this this project project toward sustainability. toward sustainability. Natural Natural form form and and curvilinear curvilinear pathways pathways makes makes the the experience experience of of shopping much relaxing and organic. shopping much relaxing and organic. Rooftop Rooftop gardens gardens make make it it a a place place of of high high worth worth as as it it get get connects connects to to peoples mind and give them a pleasure of experiencing natural folds peoples mind and give them a pleasure of experiencing natural folds and and greenery greenery in in this this concrete concrete surrounding. surrounding. More More than than a a mall mall it it is is a a space space of of togetherness. togetherness. It It It It

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successful successful in in generating generating avenue avenue as as well well as as peoples peoples satisfaction. satisfaction. a a successful successful building. building.

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Opens Opens opportunity opportunity to to think think in in terms terms of of designing designing a a successful successful architecture architecture instead instead of of some concrete blocks. some concrete blocks. This This project project redefined redefined the the concept concept of of mall mall in in broader broader spectrum. spectrum.

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This This project project is is guide guide and rest of the and rest of the building building surrounding surrounding it it or or us us is is a a threat threat to to us us ,, to to architecture architecture ..

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Reference https://jerde.com/projects/7917/namba-parks https://casestudies.uli.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/ C035006.pdf https://www.osakastation.com/namba-parksshopping-complex

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