Shenzhen

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• Interiors Designers

  B+H Architects

• Location

  Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Client

  Tencent

• Area

  80000.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Yijie Hu

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• Architects

  URBANUS

• Location

  Nantou Old Town, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Urban Design Stage - Lead Architect

  Yan Meng

• Urban Design Stage - Project Manager

  Yilin Lin

• Urban Design Stage - Design Team

  Congyi Li, Kan Liu, Xuejuan Zhang, Wendy Wu | Yanfeng Wang | (Internship) Lin Tian, Na Zheng, Yifan Wang, Siying Han

• Site Area

  282,637 ㎡

• Floor Area

  34,070 ㎡

• Landscape Area

  65,788 ㎡

• Façade Renovation Area

  25,700 ㎡

• Client

  Nanshan District Government, Shenzhen Design Union

• Project Year

  2016

• Photographs

  Qingshan Wu, Chao Zhang, Yan Meng, UABB

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• Architects

  URBANUS

• Location

  The intersection of Shennan Avenue and Caitian Road, Futian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Lead Architect

  Yan Meng

• Project Manager

  Xiaodong Xu

• Project Architect

  Enchen Rao, Zhen Zhang, Renqin Luo(Architecture) | Xiaolan Yu (Landscape)

• Design Team

  Lide Li, Chunying Wu, Yanhua Sun, Shengfen Xie(Architecture) | Ting Lin, Zhijiao Wei, Jie Liu(Landscape) | Jialin Zhu, Luoyi Xu (Technical Director)

• Area

  158458.0 m2

• Project Year

  2015

• Photographs

  Chaoying Yang, Alex Chan, Dayong Wang

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• Architects

  Land-Based Rationalism D-R-C \ United Design U10 Atelier, China Architecture Design & Research Group

• Location

  Shennan Middle Rd, CaiWuWei, Futian Qu, Shenzhen Shi, Guangdong Sheng, China

• Architecture Group

  Land-Based Rationalism D-R-C + United Design U10 Atelier

• Lead Architects

  Kai Cui, Haiwei Yu

• Design Team

  Yihua Yang, Yu Zhou, Yanyan Liu, Cong Han, Yuli Guo, Qi Xue

• Area

  108500.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Guangyuan Zhang

Los Angeles-based studio EC3 has revealed its design entry for a new 14.5-acre, cultural & sports center in Shenzhen’s growing Dalang neighborhood, hosted by the Shenzhen Longhua District Government and the Vanke Real Estate Co.

• Architects

  PleasantHouse

• Design Team

  Fuji Xie, Ling Ye, Chunyang Guo, Lei Xia

• Client

  Dongguan Center Enterprises Group

• Area

  2800.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Ming Yan

LOLA Landscape Architects, Taller Architects, and L+CC have released images of their competition-winning design for a 600-hectare forest and sports park in Guang Ming, Shenzhen, China. Commissioned in response to the exploding technology industry in the Shenzhen metropolitan area, the park will place an emphasis on health, sports, and nature to offer an ecological counterpoint to dense urban surroundings.

The winning collaboration saw off competition from JCFO, SWA, and TCL, with the competition jury praising the scheme for its “fresh approach and [for] being highly attentive to local ecology [while] meanwhile incorporating romantic techniques and realistic urban visions.”

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Australia-based GroupGSA’s recent design for iCarbonX’s Super Headquarters in Shenzhen, China has been dubbed “outstanding” by the competition’s jurors. The firm was invited to submit an entry which explored iCarbonX’s goal to “build an ecosystem of digital life based on a combination of an individual’s biological, behavioral and psychological data, the Internet, and artificial intelligence.”

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• Interiors Designers

  DOMANI

• Location

  Luohu, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Lead Architects

  Ann Yu

• Installation & Exhibition

  A& V|

• Cooperative Design

  Rex Liu

• Construction Side

  Shanghai Xiaofeng Decoration Engineering Co., Ltd.

• Area

  1500.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Shaon

OPEN Architecture has released a new set of photos that documents the construction milestones of Pingshan Performing Arts Center in Shenzhen, China. The project was initially announced in 2015 as the first theatre planned for the newly-developed Pingshan area. With its building envelope now fully formed and cladded in precision-engineered aluminium panels, the Performing Arts Center is set to open by the end of this year as one of the city’s most anticipated cultural venues.

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The Overall Planning for the Development of the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone was approved by the State Council in 2010. The Planning defines Qianhai as an innovative cooperation demonstration zone for Guangdong-Hong Kong modern service industry.

+ 20

• Architects

  PAL Design

• Location

  Intersection of Qiaoxiang and Shenyun Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Lead Designer

  Patrick Leung

• Client

  Shenzhen Yanhan Industrial Co., Ltd.

• Area

  1577.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Qilin Zhang

WOHA has released an update of their first office skyscraper for China, as their Vanke Yun City scheme tops out in Shenzhen. Manifesting as three tower blocks attached to a central T-shaped core, the scheme seeks to present “an alternative office tower typology that responds to the sub-tropical climate in Shenzhen.”

Set against the backdrop of ubiquitous post-modernist skyscrapers, the 1.6 million-square-foot (150,000 square-meter) scheme aims to “radically transform the soulless skyscraper into a highly liveable, humane, and sustainable micro-vertical city.”

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• Architects

  Horizontal Space Design

• Location

  Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

• Lead Architect

  Bin Ju

• Design Team

  Qinchao Pan, Yao Hu, Kai Hu, Xiaolin Liu, Xingyue Lei, Yumeng Zhao

• Area

  148.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Xufeng Jing

• Architects

  XU Studio

• Location

  Shekou, Nanshan, Shenzhen, China

• Design Team

  ShiJin Xu, Yijun Xu, Chengyu Luo, Ling Ding, Shanshan Liang, YuSang Jiang, Zhiwei He

• Design consultant

  Tony Chen

• Lighting consultants and construction

  Lifor Lighting Consultant

• New Media Artist

  Fito Segrera

• Area

  350.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Zijun Lin

Foster + Partners has unveiled their vision for the headquarters of DJI, the world’s leading robotics company, to be located in the Chinese technological powerhouse of Shenzhen. Symbolizing the “heart of innovation” for the robotics giant, the scheme seeks to alter the traditional concept of office architecture, generating a “creative community in the sky.”

Comprised of two towers, the scheme strikes a balance between research, development, office space and public amenities. The floors comprise floating volumes cantilevered from central cores by steel mega-trusses, ensuring maximum flexibility in large, column-free workspaces.