Nanchang Sinic Center by Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
28/05/2018.
[Nanchang] China
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A new 200-meter skyscraper rises on the skyline of Nanchang city, on the banks of the Ganjiang River.
View of the tower. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Ribbon rain shed. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
The entrance. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Stream line form. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Interior design. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Interior design.Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Interior design. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Interior design. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
The detail of glass curtain wall. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
View of the tower. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Relationship with the river. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Relationship with the greenery. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Night view. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
Water and the building. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Photograph by © Jian Fang
General plan. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
Section axis. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
Architecture analysis. Nanchang Sinic Center / Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
Sketch. Nanchang Sinic Center. Courtesy of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
Concept. Nanchang Sinic Center. Courtesy of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
The model. Nanchang Sinic Center. Courtesy of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
The roof. Nanchang Sinic Center. Courtesy of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
The site context. Nanchang Sinic Center. Courtesy of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
The skyscraper, of Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering, in contrast with the buildings that surround it, has an isolated, curved and dynamic morphology. At its base, a marquee of more than 80m in length, with the same curvilinear characteristic, performs the functions of entrance and visual transition between pedestrians and the building, interacting with the landscape and connecting the ground floor with it. The structure and spatial arrangement are based on a curved triangle, which allows to release the plant inside and increase the surface of the facade, opening the views of the river.
Description of project by Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering
Introducing a prosperous image to the riverbank, 200-meter-high Nanchang Sinic Center with curved glass curtain wall covering the façade brings about dynamics and diversity to the skyline of Ganjiang river-front in between those solid square buildings.
From a bird view, the architecture plan, landscape and highways with gentle curves respond to city texture and stand out from the square and upright site arrangement around.
The architecture form is pure, without skirt buildings. Integrally considering the overall organization and facade, architects used a more than 80 meters long three-dimensional curved rain shed on the first floor to echo the tower, which is like a dynamic fluttering ribbon when seen from the ground. The rain shed plays the role of transition in between architecture and the ground as it gradually rises from the ground and possesses vital-ly like the façade and landscape.
Meanwhile, the rain shed satisfies the needs like arranging entrances and stopping places for cars, promises the smooth fire-fighting access, and integrates drainage systems and lighting systems in nodes. The ground floor is combined with landscape design, presenting an open and friendly attitude towards the city.
The general plan of Nanchang Sinic Center is designed to be a triangle with curved sides, which both softens the sharp feeling brought by angles and properly avoids eye distraction from buildings to be built next to it. As the shape of core tube structure is a triangle, the area proportion it may cover is reduced, creating a freer and more open space for users. Meanwhile, that continuous streamlined form of its plan maximums the width of glass of the office space, increasing the field of version towards Ganjiang River to 270°.
Tianhua led the whole design course of the building, which reveals the eastern wisdom of aesthetics, presenting the integration and interaction between landmark and context, architecture and city, as well as form and function.
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Architects
Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering. Lead Architects.- Yi Chen (Porject controlling), Yang Zhan, Ben Liu
Design Team
Junyan Shen, Zhiqiang Huang, Suyang Li, Xiaojiao Pan, Weifu Yuan, Xiuqian Jiang
Collaborators
Interior Design.- CityGroup Design Co.,LTD. Landscape Design.- L&A Design. Architecture Producing Group.- Jifeng Zhang, Xianyue Huang, Guohua Yang. Structural Design.- Weixing Li, Hong Qu, Shihua Xie, Jun Hu, Xiaolian Zhang, Xinran Xu
Location
300th Jinhuan Rd, Xihu Qu, Nanchang, China
Area
90,895.0 sqm
Dates
2017
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