DescriptionUmeda Sky Building, Osaka, November 2016 -01.jpg
English: Umeda Sky Building, designed by Hiroshi Hara and completed in 1993, is the nineteenth-tallest building in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, and one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. It consists of two 40-story towers (173m) that connect at their two uppermost stories, with bridges and an escalator crossing the wide atrium-like space in the center.
Polski: Wieżowiec Umeda Sky Building zaprojektowany przez Hiroshiego Harę, którego budowę ukończono w 1993 roku jest 20. co do wysokości budynkiem w prefekturze Osaka, w Japonii i jednym z najbardziej rozpoznawalnych miejsc w Osace. Składa się on z dwóch 40-piętrowych wież o wysokości 173 m, które łączą się na dwóch najwyższych piętrach.
Čeština: Umeda Sky Building je osmnáctý nejvyšší mrakodrap v japonském městě Ósaka. Budovu tvoří dvě věže o výšce 173 m (40 pater), které jsou vzájemně propojeny visutou částí se zahradou. Stavba byla dokončená v roce 1993 podle projektu architekta Hiroshi Haraiho z roku 1988.
Español: Vista del edificio Cielo Umeda, un rascacielo de 173 m de altura, situado en Osaka, Japón. El edificio fue diseñado por el arquitecto Hiroshi Hara e inaugurado en 1993.
Italiano: L'Umeda Sky Building progettato da Hiroshi Hara a Osaka in Giappone, è composto da da due torri di 40 piani (173 metri) i cui ultimi due piani sono connessi da ponti.
Македонски: Зградата „Умеда скај“ во Осака, Јапонија — дело на архитектот Хироши Хара, завршена во 1993 г.
English: Umeda Sky Building, designed by Hiroshi Hara and completed in 1993, is the nineteenth-tallest building in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, and one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. It consists of two 40-story towers (173m) that connect at their two uppermost stories, with bridges and an escalator crossing the wide atrium-like space in the center.
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Čeština: Umeda Sky Building je osmnáctý nejvyšší mrakodrap v japonském městě Ósaka. Budovu tvoří dvě věže o výšce 173 m (40 pater), které jsou vzájemně propojeny visutou částí se zahradou. Stavba byla dokončená v roce 1993 podle projektu architekta Hiroshi Haraiho z roku 1988.
English: Umeda Sky Building, designed by Hiroshi Hara and completed in 1993, is the nineteenth-tallest building in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, and one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. It consists of two 40-story towers (173m) that connect at their two uppermost stories, with bridges and an escalator crossing the wide atrium-like space in the center.
Español: Vista del edificio Cielo Umeda, un rascacielo de 173 m de altura, situado en Osaka, Japón. El edificio fue diseñado por el arquitecto Hiroshi Hara e inaugurado en 1993.
Italiano: L'Umeda Sky Building progettato da Hiroshi Hara a Osaka in Giappone, è composto da da due torri di 40 piani (173 metri) i cui ultimi due piani sono connessi da ponti.
Polski: Wieżowiec Umeda Sky Building zaprojektowany przez Hiroshiego Harę, którego budowę ukończono w 1993 roku jest 20. co do wysokości budynkiem w prefekturze Osaka, w Japonii i jednym z najbardziej rozpoznawalnych miejsc w Osace. Składa się on z dwóch 40-piętrowych wież o wysokości 173 m, które łączą się na dwóch najwyższych piętrach.
Português: Vista do Umeda Sky Building, um arranha-céu de 173 metros de altura, situado em Osaka, Japão.
Македонски: Зградата „Умеда скај“ во Осака, Јапонија — дело на архитектот Хироши Хара, завршена во 1993 г.
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