Platin Architektur · 2022
Chengdu NBD Centre Gemëschte Gebaikomplex
- A' Design Award an Platin 2022 in Architektur
- CLIENT: Chengdu Media Group
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 3,051,071
- Verification code AD094352EC · Verify this award
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About Chengdu NBD Centre Gemëschte Gebaikomplex
De Chengdu NBD Centre ass e gemëschte Büro- a Kulturkomplex zu Chengdu, China. De Projet ëmfaasst zwee identesch Büroteremer vun 120 Meter, e Podium an eng ënnerierdesch Etage, mat enger Gesamtfläch vun 171.650 Quadratmeter. Déi ënnerierdesch Geschäftsetage ass direkt mat den ugrenzende Metroslinnen an den Nopeschparzelle verbonnen. Eng grouss ofgesenkten ëffentlech Plaz zitt d'Visiteuren op den Terrainniveau, wou Verbindungen op verschiddenen Niveauen zu Geschäfts- a Kulturraim am Podium féieren. Eng otmend Fassad ënnerstëtzt déi natierlech Ventilatioun, a Media-LED-Panneaue sinn an d'Fassadenuewerfläch integréiert.
About the A' Design Award an Platin
Chengdu NBD Centre Gemëschte Gebaikomplex ass e Gewënner vum A' Design Award an Platin, enger héich prestigiéiser Unerkennung, déi un wierklech aussergewéinlech, elegant a grandios Designe vergi gëtt. Platin-Gewënner si Wonner vun der Schafung, Zeegnisser vun de Grenze vun der intellektueller Kreativitéit a weisen déi onvergläichlech Professionalitéit an d'Genie vun hire Designer. Et gëtt erwaart, datt dës Designen déi bekanntst Wierker sinn, déi d'Ästhetik vun enger Epoch definéieren, zum Wuelbefanne vun der Gesellschaft bäidroen an d'Grenze vun der Konscht, der Wëssenschaft, vum Design an der Technologie erweideren. Chengdu NBD Centre Gemëschte Gebaikomplex weist en transzendent Niveau vun Exzellenz a mécht d'Welt mat senge wäertvollen Eegeschaften zu enger besserer Plaz. Chengdu NBD Centre Gemëschte Gebaikomplex ass e Wierk, dat den A' Design Award an Platin gewonne huet an dat Wënsch erwecht, inspiréiert, erfreet a grouss Freed schaaft.
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- Unique Properties
- Located close to Jiaozi Park, Guixi Ecological Park and the Jinjiang River, the Chengdu NBD Centre it is one of the first of many iconic projects in the Jiaozi Park business district and an important fulcrum of a world park like business district in Chengdu. As an extension of the park into the development, our goal was to create a new Cultural Icon for Chengdu and a place of destination with a green low carbon public realm for the city.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Area: 171,650m2
120m twin office tower - Tags
- Chengdu, NBD Centre, Smart City, LED Facade, breathing facade
- Production Technology
- Together with world class environmental consultant Atelier 10, we devised a breathing façade to maximize natural ventilation for most of the year as well as exploring way to achieve PRC 3 Star Green Building. With grey water collection and multi-level green roof system.
Apart from being a fully breathing façade, we explored ways of creating developable surfaces to minimise curve glazing and an elegant way to integrate media LED into the façade. - Inspiration
- Chengdu like other first tier cities in China is congested with vehicular traffic. During the inception of this competition, the site was still a virgin land with metro line 6 and 9 under planning stage. Here is an opportunity respond to this congestion by looking into way of reducing above ground traffic. It was imperative at the design stage to seamlessly connect to the adjacent stations resulting to a fully integrated Transport Orientated Development (TOD).
- Project Duration
- Location: Chengdu, Sichuan Province China
- Operation Flow
- The NBD centre is divided into 3 distinctive sections, Below Ground, Podium and Main Towers all interconnected by pockets of public realm. The below ground retail connects the underground connections and metro lines into the development. A large sunken civic plaza draws visitors to the ground level where multi-level linkages take visitors to retail and cultural attraction within the podium levels. The main towers are designed house various types of digital media and cultural offices, digital art gallery and exhibition centres.
- Image Credits
- SAN and QUAD
