Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd. Complete New construction of large logistics facility “MFLP/LOGIFRONT T okyo Itabashi”

[Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd.] [Complete] New construction of large logistics facility “MFLP/LOGIFRONT Tokyo Itabashi” ​
Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd. Press release: October 3, 2024 [Completion] New construction of large logistics facility “MFLP/LOGIFRONT Tokyo Itabashi” Nippon Steel Engineering Co., Ltd. (Representative Director and President: Yukito Ishiwa, Head Office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) is a subsidiary of Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.
(Representative Director and President: Shun Ueda, Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo) and Nippon Steel. We have recently completed construction of the large-scale logistics facility “MFLP・LOGIFRONT Tokyo Itabashi” (located in Itabashi-ku, Tokyo, hereinafter referred to as the “Facility”), which was ordered by Kowa Real Estate Co., Ltd. (President: Masahiro Miwa, Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo). I am pleased to inform you that I have done so. This facility is ideally located for deliveries to the city center and will be the largest logistics facility in Tokyo. Our company was in charge of the design and construction, and in line with Itabashi Ward’s policy of “creating a safe and secure city that is resistant to floods during river flooding,” the facility will be designed to provide evacuation space for residents to the central roadway, etc. It is equipped with the function of a disaster prevention base that residents can use for temporary evacuation. In addition, based on the “Waterside Liveliness Creation Project” being promoted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and other organizations, public open space will be located along the Shingashi River, and green spaces such as multipurpose plazas such as “Waku Waku Square” and “Hana no Hiroba” and rows of cherry blossom trees will be developed. By doing so, the design creates a new place of relaxation in the waterside space and revitalizes the liveliness. The building has a six-story seismic isolation structure, and is unaffected by changes in load due to increases or decreases in the number of products stored in the facility, and consistently exhibits stable seismic isolation performance.
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;” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow ugc noopener “> NS-SSB(R) ” (spherical sliding bearing)*1, 426 units, Seismic isolation NSU damper (R) (48 steel dampers) *2 are used to take into consideration the risk of damage not only to the building itself but also to stored products in the event of an earthquake. The first floor has a floor load capacity of 2t/m2, and is structured so that it can also be used as a refrigerated warehouse, an area where needs are expected to grow in the future. As part of our environmental efforts, we are able to supply approximately 4MW of renewable energy with the solar power generation equipment installed on the roof, and we have also obtained the highest ZEB certification*3, which means that primary energy consumption is virtually zero. Our company has a proven track record in logistics-related facilities as one of our areas of expertise, and our cumulative orders in this field amount to approximately 3.4 million square meters. We will continue to leverage our comprehensive engineering capabilities and steel knowledge to contribute to the creation of an environmentally friendly and resilient social and industrial infrastructure that meets the SDGs. *1 SSB is an
abbreviation for “Spherical Sliding Bearing” and NS-SSB(R) is a registered trademark of Nippon Steel Engineering. *2 This is a U-shaped steel damper made from high-quality rolled steel, and is a registered trademark of Nippon Steel Engineering. *3 Abbreviation for “Net Zero Energy Building.” A building that aims to reduce energy consumption to zero while creating a comfortable indoor environment. [Overview of “MFLP・LOGIFRONT Tokyo Itabashi”] Location Funato, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo Structure Steel-framed 6-story building with seismic isolation structure One floor area Approximately 13,000 tsubo Total floor area Approximately 256,000 square meters Steel frame weight Approximately 30,500 tons Completion September 30, 2024 Image
URL: https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/91727/88/91727-88-6d59f50d85a04c451b37b4f875f0d102-3900×2860.jpg [Exterior photo]