The c," a shared complex including shared rental housing, has appeared in the office district of Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. The c" proposes a new style that transforms the office district within walking distance of Tokyo Station from a "place to work" to a "place to live.


The c" is a 53-year-old office building that has been partially converted from "office" use under the Building Standards Law to "dormitory" use. The "the c" is a 53-year-old office building that was partially converted to an "office" building under the Building Standards Law, and then converted to a shared complex that combines three functions: "shared apartments (shared rental housing)," "shared offices," and "shared space. The facility consists of the "C Lounge" on the basement floor, the "Share Office" on the second floor, and the "Share Apartment" on the third through ninth floors. In the "Share Apartment," there are private rooms with an inner balcony, which is not usually seen in studio apartments, and spacious private rooms that can accommodate two people. The selection of rooms is tailored to suit the way of living.




Share Lounge" is located on the 9th floor. A fully equipped kitchen and counter are available. Other features unique to a share house, such as a theater room and library, have also been enhanced.


Vacancies in older office buildings are increasing in central Tokyo areas such as Chiyoda and Chuo wards. In such areas, "the c" was planned as an attempt to create demand for a residence rather than an office.


The c" is planned as an attempt to create demand for a residence rather than an office in such an area. For details such as rent and common service charges, please refer to the "the c" website.