This project is part of Tokyu Corporation's urban redevelopment project for the area east of Shibuya Station, aiming to create a new landmark building connecting Shibuya and Aoyama. Our company was responsible for consulting, leasing, furniture and fixture manufacturing, environmental features, building execution, and concept design criteria. The name "Shibuya Akushu" reflects our desire to connect (X: intersect) the towns of Aoyama and Shibuya, to become a facility that encourages interaction in a place where diverse people come and go. It also derives from the meaning of "handshake (akushu)," a greeting and a sign of friendship, expressing how different people and cultures will connect and mingle in this place, and how new value will be created from that. The area where Shibuya Akushu is located, extending from Shibuya Station towards Aoyama (hereinafter referred to as Aoshibu), is surrounded by main roads, which has hindered smooth movement between the area and surrounding areas. Furthermore, as it is primarily an office area, there has been a lack of places where people can gather and create a lively atmosphere. Therefore, this building, based on the concept of "TSUNAGI-BA" (a play on words meaning "connection"), aims to leverage the connection between the Shibuya 2-chome dining zone and the Aoyama educational area, and become an icon of "Aoshibu," following in the footsteps of Shibuya's representative areas such as Okushibu and Shibunan. The building consists of commercial facilities on the 1st to 4th floors and offices on the 5th to 23rd floors. With 15 stores, including restaurants (some with new business formats and some opening in the area for the first time), art galleries, and a health checkup center, the Aoshibu area, which was previously just a thoroughfare, will become a place for people to relax and enjoy a meal.