This residential apartment building project comprises two 30-story towers with 941 units. The site is 400m southeast of Omiya Station along the historical approach to Hikawa Shrine, and the design incorporates elements that reflect the grand estates that were prominent in the area during its heyday as a shrine town, including a front gate, an outer wall, a cloister and a garden. It also includes a living environment with ample greenery, together with tight security. To ensure harmony with the surrounding scenery, the project includes two towers rather than one, and the facade design on each side is divided into three, lessening the oppressive feeling of vast volume. Use of the newly developed "hybrid double-tube" construction framework eliminates the post-and-beam style interior, allowing for optimally sized skeleton-infill housing units with exceptional lighting, ventilation and views.