INOGATE OSAKA is a high-rise building comprising station facilities, offices, restaurants, and other functions, with direct access from the new ticket gate (West Exit) at JR Osaka Station. Conceived as a new gateway to Osaka, it was developed to connect nearby facilities with a newly created urban park and enhance pedestrian circulation.

The ultra-slim high-rise building stands approximately 120 m tall and is only about 16 m wide at its narrowest point. It occupies a constrained site approximately 160 m from east to west and 20 to 30 m from north to south, between railway tracks and a road. To realize this distinctive form, seismic dampers were installed to control earthquake-induced motion, along with a vibration control system at the top of the building to reduce wind-induced motion.

The north facade is glazed to create an open environment facing the urban park. Vertical metal fins installed on the exterior preserve views while shielding the building from solar radiation, helping to reduce its environmental impact.

The interior incorporates ceiling louvers made of Japanese cedar, planting, and mirrored ceiling panels that reflect the surrounding natural environment and people's activities, creating a comfortable space in harmony with the urban park.