Shenzhen Women & Children’s Center / MVRDV

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  • Partner In Charge: Jacob van Rijs
  • Partner: Wenchian Shi
  • Director Mvrdv Asia: Steven Smit, Peter Chang
  • Design Team: Lorenzo Mattozzi, Marco Gazzola, Giuseppe Mazzaglia, Daehee Suk, Fredy Fortich, Chi Zhang, Bertrand Tan, Siyi Pan, Albert Parfonov, Andrius Ribikauskas, Enrica Perrot, Martina Franco, Jiameng Li, Agnieszka Dabek, Paula Vargas Torres, Elisa Paneni, Peter Chang, Luca Xu, Hong Yang, Echo Zhai, Zhang Ruochen, Leo Zhang, Huang Cai, Peilu Chen, Xiaoliang Yu, Americo Iannazzone, Yihong Chen, Kefei Yan, Edvan Ardianto
  • Interiors & Landscape Design: Lorenzo Mattozzi, Fokke Moerel, Pim Bangert, Giovanni Nardi, Daehee Suk, Jiameng Li, Bertrand Tan, Paula Vargas Torres, Luca Xu
  • MVRDV NEXT: Boudewijn Thomas, Yayun Liu, Changqing Ye
  • Project Coordination: Shenzhen Women & Children's Building Operation and Management Co.,Ltd.
  • Visualizations: Antonio Luca Coco, Angelo La Delfa, Pavlos Ventouris, Francesco Vitale, Luana La Martina, Jaroslaw Jeda, Emanuele Fortunati
  • Copyright: MVRDV Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, Nathalie de Vries
  • Co Architect / Landscape Architect / Mep: SZAD
  • Facade Consultant: KGE (King Glass Engineering)
  • City: Shenzhen
  • Country: China
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Text description provided by the architects. Construction on the MVRDV-designed Shenzhen Women & Children’s Centre is complete, transforming an old mixed-use tower into a vibrant and colorful skyscraper hosting a hotel and a wide range of facilities for the welfare of women and children: a library, an auditorium, a children’s theatre and “discovery hall”, as well as therapy rooms and offices for staff. With its colorful façade, the building is a refreshing presence in Shenzhen’s Futian district; more importantly, at 100 meters tall, the building sets an important precedent for repurposing buildings in a city that is soon to see a “great wave of adaptive reuse”.

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Cite: "Shenzhen Women & Children’s Center / MVRDV" 29 Sep 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1007562/shenzhen-women-and-childrens-center-mvrdv> ISSN 0719-8884

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