The results of an earthquake-resistant inspection could soon determine the fate of Ginza’s Nakagin Capsule Tower.
At an owner’s association meeting in early December 2015, the majority voted in favour of carrying out an earthquake-resistance inspection to determine the structural integrity of the building. If the building does not meet earthquake codes, the owners will consider demolishing the 44-year old metabolist landmark.
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