Huangpu River Banks Development just selected Inbo and NITA's proposal as the winning design for the master plan for the sustainable large scale Xin Hua Pudong waterfront development in the very heart of Shanghai. Located on the Huangpu River, their low-cardon, 45ha development entails a marina and a green riverside park with a mixed urban program as the green fingers of the park penetrate and interact with the surrounding urban area. More images and architects’ description after the break.
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Xin Hua Pudong Waterfront Development Winning Proposal / Inbo + NITA
TianYangbei Garden / SPARK
Xixi Wetland Art Village / Wang Weijen Architecture
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Architects: Wang Weijen Architecture
- Area: 4500 m²
- Year: 2011
Suzhou Industrial Park Sports Center / NBBJ
NBBJ has shared with us their latest design in sports architecture, a multifunctional industrial sports complex for the residents of Suzhou, China. Designed as a community asset, the cultural sports hub will include a commercial center, aquatics facility, gymnasium, arena, professional sports stadium and more. All facilities will be integrated within a lush “Sports Garden” that features an abundance of pedestrian walkways, gardens and sport fields.
The architects' description after the break...
Wanda Academy / HYHW Architecture Consulting
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Architects: HYHW Architecture Consulting
- Area: 133300 m²
- Year: 2012
Riverside Park Pavilion / Vector Architects
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Architects: Vector Architects
- Area: 175 m²
- Year: 2013
Raffles City Ningbo / SPARK
New Museum at China Academy of Art Xiangshan Campus / Kengo Kuma & Associates
To further the promotion of art education, the China Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing and China Academy of Art in Xiangshan have announced plans to construct a new university within the hilly suburbs of Hangzhou by the Spring of 2014. Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, the Museum at the China Academy of Art will harmonize with the lush topography and resist modifying any existing slopes to accommodate the 4,936 square meter facility. Instead, the museum’s configuration will mimic the lozenge shaped pattern that was discovered within the contour lines, generating a fluid exhibition space with linear and altering floor levels buffered by partially external galleries.
In addition, Kengo Kuma is investigating the possibility of reusing clay tiles and stones from Hangzhou's old house district so the body of the museum may appear as if the “soil of the tea gardens” were “transformed into architecture”.
More images after the break.
Lahas Zone / CROX International Co., LTD
Pavilion 4 / HMA Architects & Designers
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Interior Designers: HMA Architects & Designers
- Area: 10200 m²
- Year: 2010
Bamboo Courtyard Teahouse / Harmony World Consulting & Design
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Architects: Harmony World Consulting & Design
- Area: 400 m²
- Year: 2012
Forte Nanshan / SPARK
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Architects: SPARK
- Area: 5420 m²
- Year: 2011
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Professionals: Chongqing Design Institute, HASSELL, One Plus Partnership Limited
Zhengzhou Greenland Plaza / Skidmore Owings & Merrill
Sanlitun South / LOT-EK Architecture & Design
Yingjia Club at Vanke Beijing / Neri & Hu Design and Reserch Office
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Architects: Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
- Year: 2012