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HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin by Aedas
HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin by Aedas
HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin by Aedas
HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin by Aedas
HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin by Aedas

Platinwm Pensaernïaeth · 2020

HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin

by Aedas

  • Gwobr Blatinwm A' Design Award 2020 in Pensaernïaeth
  • CLIENT: Highways Department of HKSAR
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 275,071
  • Verification code 76E39B6BDA · Verify this award
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About HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin

Mae Adeilad Clirio Teithwyr Porthladd Hong Kong yn gyfleuster croesi ffin ar gyfer Pont Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao, croesfan fôr sy'n cysylltu Hong Kong â Zhuhai a Macao. Mae'r adeilad yn gweithredu fel canolfan drafnidiaeth ac yn darparu gwasanaethau clirio ar gyfer teithwyr a nwyddau. Mae to ar ffurf ton, 310 metr o hyd a 162 metr o led, yn cysgodi'r adeilad. Gwnaed y to o waith dur ac fe'i rhennir yn gilfachau strwythurol a gynhelir gan freichiau sy'n rhychwantu 36 wrth 18 metr. Cafodd unedau to modiwlaidd eu rhag-saernïo oddi ar y safle ar gyfer adeiladu effeithlon. Saif yr adeilad ar ynys a adenillwyd o'r môr.

About the Gwobr Blatinwm A' Design Award

Mae HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin yn enillydd Gwobr Blatinwm A' Design Award, cydnabyddiaeth hynod fawreddog a roddir i ddyluniadau gwirioneddol eithriadol, cain a godidog. Mae enillwyr Platinwm yn rhyfeddodau creu, yn dystiolaeth i derfynau creadigrwydd deallusol, ac yn dangos proffesiynoldeb ac athrylith diguro eu dylunwyr. Disgwylir i'r dyluniadau hyn fod y gweithiau enwocaf sydd yn diffinio estheteg oes, yn cyfrannu at les cymdeithas ac yn gwthio ffiniau celf, gwyddoniaeth, dylunio a thechnoleg. Mae HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin yn arddangos lefel drosgynnol o ragoriaeth ac yn gwneud y byd yn lle gwell yn ddiamau gyda'i nodweddion manteisiol a gwerthfawr. Mae HK Port Passenger Clearance Building Cyfleuster Croesi Ffin yn waith buddugol Gwobr Blatinwm A' Design Award sydd yn deffro dyheadau, yn ysbrydoli, yn cyffroi, yn swyno ac yn cynnau llawenydd mawr.

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Unique Properties
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is a large sea-crossing linking Hong Kong with Zhuhai City and Macao. The Passenger Clearance Building (PCB) serve as a transportation hub to provide clearance facilities for goods and passengers respectively using the bridge. The objective of the HKBCF is to create a new landmark building that reflects Hong Kong as a vibrant global and metropolitan city, and a gateway of Hong Kong to serve for the western part of Pearl River Delta via HZMB.
Dimensions & Packaging
The building is sheltered by a 310 metre long, 162 metre wide wave-form roof; the structure of which is composed of steel-work with the building zoned into a series of structured bays, supported by a casting system with arms that hold up the structure and span 36m by 18m.
Tags
AedasArchitects, RSH+P, Architecture, ArchitectureinHK, Transport, Bridge, Infrastructure, Pre-fabrication, Iconicroof, HongKong
Inspiration
The PCB is constantly filled with movement with people arriving and departing by buses, cars and taxis. It serve as a gateway for all those passing through it, providing Hong Kong with a new ‘front door’ celebrating travel and surrounded by water with views to a natural skyline of evergreen mountains and hills. The elegant modular roof form ideally lends itself to offsite pre-fabrication and has enabled an efficient construction process achieving a very high level of quality.
Project Duration
The PCB is located on an artificial island of approximately 150 hectares. It is reclaimed from the open waters off the northeast of the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). The PCB is geographically located at a convenient location with good air / road / rail / sea transportation connectivity. The project commenced in December 2010 and was opened in October 2018.
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