(Construction of the second Tsutenkaku Tower in 1956, Renovation in 2012)

S Structure, five-storied + basement, gross total space 2,353 m² (Osaka-shi)
The 27th BELCA (Building and Equipment Long-life Cycle Association) Award, Long-life Category (2017) awarded

Tsutenkaku Tower is an outstanding observation tower in Osaka.
It holds the golden observation deck and mini museum consisting of an exhibition room, theatre, etc.

S Structure, four-storied, total floor area 4,124 m²

SRC Structure, partially RC Structure, total floor area 25,352 m² (Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka)

The 38th BCS Prize (1997) awarded
About 500 m² of rooftop greenery

RC Structure, partially S Structure; 43-storied + three-storied penthouse + basement; height 161 m; total floor area 38,867 m²; Seismic Isolation System (Osaka-shi)

Good Design Award (2007) and Kansai
Good Lighting Award (2007) awarded

RC Structure, partially S Structure, three-storied + penthouse + basement, total floor area 11,102 m² (Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka)

The 57th BCS Prize (2016) awarded

RC Structure, five-storied + penthouse, total floor area 6,044 m² (Sendai-shi, Miyagi)

JIHa (Japan Institute of Healthcare Association) Award (2009) awarded

Wooden Structure, total floor space 1,721 m² (Owase-shi, Mie)

This center is located within the Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a source of information on Kumano's nature, history and culture. It consists of a regular exhibition room, multipurpose exchange lobby, etc.
The center's structure is a world first, featuring stacked wooden members with uniform cross-sections that are made from 6,500 Owase cypress trees. It was awarded the 40th Chubu Architecture Award (2008), the 49th Building Contractors Society Prize (2008), the Annual Architectural Design Commendation from the Architectural Institute of Japan (2009), the Japan Institute of Architects Award (2009), and the MLIT Minister's Award from the Public Buildings Association (2012).

RC Structure, partially S Structure, two-storied + basement, total floor area 550 m², Seismic Isolation System (Nara-shi)

This was constructed for the centennial anniversary of Okumura Corporation.
Its design fits into the surrounding environment of the ancient capital Nara.
The 13th Nara Prefecture Scenery Design Award's Governor Prize (2019), the 10th JSSI (the Japan Society of Seismic Isolation) Award's Best Work Award (Diffusion Award) (2009) awarded

SRC Structure, S Structure, one-storied, total floor area 1,390 m² (Minamata-shi, Kumamoto)

The 10th Promotion Prize from Kumamoto Artpolis (2004), the 11th Public Buildings Association Awards' Best Prize (2008) awarded

SRC Structure, RC Structure, S Structure, six-storied + basement, total floor area 26,738 m² (Suginami-ku, Tokyo)

(Constructed in 1965 and renovated in 1999)

SRC Structure, RC Structure, six-storied + three-storied penthouse + two-storied basement, total floor area 24,372 m² (Nara-shi)

The 7th BCS Prize (1966), 100 Best Public Buildings (1966), the 14th BELCA Award, Best Renovation Category (2004) awarded

S Structure, SRC Structure, two-storied, total floor area 2,860 m² (Kurokawa-gun, Miyagi)

All-round Seismic Isolation System, corresponding to a range from mega earthquakes to faint vibrations, is installed.

Inubozaki Lighthouse (Choshi-shi, Chiba)

This system ensures ocean safety nationwide.
The 9th JSSI (Japan Society of Seismic Isolation) Awards' Technical Award (2008) was awarded.

(Constructed in 1986, Renovated into a ZEB (net Zero Energy Building) in 2020)

RC Structure, four-storied, total floor area 1,330 m² (Tsukuba-shi, Ibaragi)

First building to put seismic isolation technology into practical use in Japan.
The history of Japanese seismic isolation systems started with this building.

(Nyuzen-machi, Shimoniikawa-gun, Toyama) 2012

Multipurpose dam to adjust flooding, maintain normal function of flowing water and secure water to melt snow
Dam height: 49.8 m, Dam crest length: 160.5 m, Dam volume: 70,700 m³, Total pondage: 600,000 m³
Gravity concrete dam

(Ueno-mura, Tano-gun, Gunma) 2011

World's largest class pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant, constructed on Kannna River, part of the Tone River system in Gumma Prefecture.
The world's first construction of a 48-degree steeply inclined headrace tunnel by the full-face inclined shaft TBM (Tunnel Boring Machine) method
In 2005, JSCE (Japan Society of Civil Engineers) Awards' Innovative Technique Award awarded

(Between Minoh-shi, Osaka, and Kawanishi-shi, Hyogo) 2017

Constructed Higashi-Uneno Tunnel (inbound line 2,124 m; outbound line 1,997 m) with the NATM method between Takatsuki Interchange and Kobe Junction. JSCE Kansai Branch Innovative Technique Award Category Prize was awarded for the achievement of precasting large section box culverts (tunnel wall 79 m²).

(Osaka-shi) 2010

Out of the 3.4-km railway between Hanshin Nishikujo Station and Kintetsu Namba Station, Okumura Corporation constructed Nishikujo and Kujo Station buildings, a 656-meter elevated bridge and a 486-meter cut-and-cover tunnel; total extension of 1,351 m.
Along the above-ground sections, half-sheltered noise barriers have been installed in locations close to residential areas.

(Higashimatsushima-shi, Miyagi) 2016

Restoration of Kitakami Canal damaged by East Japan Great Earthquake and its tsunami. Restored extension 4,272 m, banking mound 106,300 m³.

(Kobe-shi) 2006

Port Island is an artificial island in Kobe Harbor. Kobe Bridge and Port Island Tunnel connect Metro-Kobe and Port Island, providing the island with general urban functions.

(Kasukabe-shi, Saitama) 2005

This facility discharges floodwater into the Edo River during extreme rainfall and lessens the erosion damage of low-lying areas between three rivers: the Edo, Naka and Ootoshifuru Tone rivers.
Slurry shield tunnel with a bore diameter of 6.3 m, ordered through our design-build system.

(Hyuga-shi, Miyazaki) 1999

Final disposal site to bury incombustible waste and the residue of combusted general waste from Hyuga-shi and its suburbs.
Landfill capacity of 127,000 m³, equivalent to the 15 years' waste.

RC Structure, partially S Structure, two-storied, total floor area 2,888 m² (Toyota-shi, Aichi)

This is modeled after 'a dewdrop on a leaf.'
Plan view and cross-section view are both elliptically designed, and half of the upper structure is RC Structure and the other half is S Structure. The exterior is covered with aluminum and glass units.
Truss wall construction adapted.

SRC Structure, RC Structure, S Structure, six-storied, total floor area 24,595 m² (Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka)

The 8th Kitakyushu City Scenery Awards' Construction Design Prize (2018), the 31st Fukuoka Prefecture/Architectural Award for Artistic Urban Design General Construction Category, Excellence Award (2019) awarded

Suginami Waste Disposal Facility 2017 (Suginami-ku, Tokyo) SRC Structure, RC Structure, S Structure, six-storied + basement, total floor area 26,738 m²

As interest in environmentally sound society grows, it has become an important issue to work actively toward the promotion of a recycling-oriented society. Okumura Corporation has been working actively to promote a recycling-oriented society and constructing recycling facilities, resource-recycling facilities using biomass, and the like.

Ishinomaki-shi Disaster Waste Shredding and Sorting Project (Ogatsu-cho, Ishinomaki-shi, Miyagi) 2013
Yamada District Disaster Waste Shredding and Sorting Project (Yamada-cho, Shimohei-gun, Iwate) 2014
Kuji District Disaster Waste Shredding and Sorting Project (Noda-mura, Kunohe-gun, Iwate) 2014

Shredding and sorting operation of a huge amount of disaster waste from the Great East Japan Earthquake. In order to conduct disaster waste disposal efficiently as the first step toward reconstruction, Okumura Corporation developed the Disaster Waste Integrated Management System to control dump truck traffic and unify management of category and weight of loaded waste.