Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai vum Jun Ding and Michael Strohmer

D'Wierk Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai vum Designer Jun Ding and Michael Strohmer ass en héich geschätzten Gewënner vum prestigiéisen 2021 A' Design Award an Gold an der Wettbewerbskategorie Architektur, Gebai an Strukturdesign.

GoldArchitektur· 2021

Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai

vum Jun Ding and Michael Strohmer

Client: Hangzhou Cbd Investment Group

A' Design Award an Gold Gewënner an der Kategorie Architektur

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Iwwer Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai

Pingjiang Times ass en urbane Komplex mat gemëschter Notzung, deen en Hotel, en Akafszentrum, Serviceappartementer a Büroraim kombinéiert. Den Design ass vun der Beweegung an dem Floss vum Waasser inspiréiert. Iwwerlappend Curven forme d'Gebaiform an d'Fassadesystem, an déiselwecht kreesfërmeg Geometrie setzt sech duerch d'Landschaftsplattformen um ganze Site fort. D'Funktioune vum Gebai sinn an enger geschichteter X-Form ugeluecht, sou datt d'Hotelzëmmeren op de Séi kucken, während eng intern Akafsstrooss ënner dem Tuerm verleeft. Eng Landschaftsplattform iwwer enger existéierender Pompelstatioun verbënnt de Site mam Waasserufer.

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Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai ass e Gewënner vum A' Design Award an Gold, enger héich prestigiéiser Unerkennung, déi un éischtklassesch, wonnerbar an erausragend Designe vergi gëtt. Gold-Gewënner si ganz innovativ, visionär a blendend glänzend Kreatiounen, déi d'Talent, d'Wäisheet an d'Fäegkeete vun hire Designer reflektéieren. Et gëtt erwaart, datt Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai eng héich gelueften, trendsetzend a monumental Erfindung ass, déi beispillosen Wäert liwwert. Dëst mam Gold ausgezeechent Design ass e spektakuläert, respektéiert Projet, dat d'Grenze vun der Konscht, der Wëssenschaft, vum Design an der Technologie erweidert. Pingjiang Times Gemëscht Genotzt Gebai erzeegt intensiv Wënsch, erweckt Leidenschaft, encouragéiert Kreativitéit a faszinéiert eis.

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Eenzegaarteg Eegeschaften: The Pingjiang Times Project is an urban complex integrating a high-end hotel, retail shopping mall, serviced apartments, and office space. Inspired by the movement and flow of water, the building shape and façade system are created by curves that overlap and continued. Through the landscape design of the project, the project seamlessly interfaces with the surrounding context along the river, making the project an important link connecting the inland and waterfront landscapes of the city.
Dimensiounen & Verpackung: The gross area of the whole project is 80,705 sqm. Building height limit is 80 meters. It includes a 250-room hotel, a 14,000 sqm commercial center and a 34,397 sqm service apartment. And the site includes an existing pump station.
Tags: Mixed Use, Water Front, Hotel Façade, Curved Building
Produktiounstechnologie: This mixed-use project is aimed not only elevate the condition inside the site by active commercial street and rich landscape platform, but also bring life to surrounding area. By proposing a tunnel for the main road between the site and river, it creates a separation of pedestrian and vehicles as well as series green platform and trails for people to engage with the environment.
Design Erausfuerderung: Building façade is inspired by water waves and scripted by grasshopper. The ratio of the window and solid have been studied carefully to give a comfortable sense from hotel interior. Another change is how to utilize and active the narrow site cut by existing pump station and create extensive connection to the lake front. The design separates vehicle and pedestrian loop and create a big landscape platform on top of existing pump station which extend to the lake to encourage social interaction of local citizen and traveler and benefit local environment.
Fuerschung: Since the project site is quiet small and narrow compare to the mixed use program given, we looked into the different strategy of the masterplan and studied the street scale on the lower commercial center. What we find out is that different from multi-towers and big black box for commercial center on the podium levels, it is a nice experience that open up a street under towers and create a pedestrian-friendly retail street that people could easily shopping and walk through from the east to the west of the site. It makes all the area on the site being active day and night.
Inspiratioun: Our design strategy was inspired by the movement and flow of water. Just as the rain droplets collide with the smooth surface of water, forming a series of concentric circles that combine and overlap one another, the programmatic building elements are expressed as arching legs that combine and overlap each other. The concentric circular geometry continues through the landscape forms that extend throughout the site and tie it to the significant role that water plays in this region of China.
Projetdauer: The project is located in the Jiangwan area of Hangzhou. Hangzhou has benefited from the convenience of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the trade port, as well as its own developed silk and grain industries. Historically, it was an important commercial distribution center. Qiantang River is the base of the Jiangwan area, and has benefit people and community in the region for thousands of years. Transforming its functions, carrying the dream of "developing across rives" to "supporting the development of rivers" is important.
Operatiounsablaf: To better utilize the narrow site and great view of the lake, building function are placed in a layered X shape, where hotel is in the front and has a single loaded corridor to give all the room a lake view. An internal retail street was arranged under the X shape tower to truly active the whole site.
Teammemberen: Jun Ding
Robert Du
Jiajia Lin
Michael Strohmer