Jiangangshan Number 1 Malo Okhala a Nyumba Zambiri

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Unique Properties

The project is located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, with a total construction area of 394,000 square meters. The project design gives full play to the advantages of leaning on Dajing Mountain Park, leaning on the mountain, respecting the natural topography, introducing mountain and forest landscapes, and creating a modern residential area with pleasant ecology and rich cultural atmosphere. Building types include residences, kindergartens, commercial streets and supporting facilities.

Dimensions & Packaging

This project includes multi-storey buildings and high-rise buildings. There are five garages of different heights in the basement, and there are residential and supporting facilities on the ground. The five floors underground are used as motor vehicle parking garages and equipment rooms. There are 1-32 floors above ground, including a three-story kindergarten (block 18 ), a high-rise commercial and residential building (block 6 ), fifteen high rise residential buildings (blocks 1-5, 7-16 ), and a one-to-three-story property service house and shops (block 17 ).The building height is 12.75-99.90 meters, and the rescue site to the roof is 99.90 meters. The bottom of the high-rise residence is an open space floor, the under floor of the commercial and residential building (block 6) is for shops and garages, the podium from the first to third floors are public supporting facilities, and the fourth floor is the open space floor.

Tags

Jiangangshan, Earthwork balance, Green building, Urban mountain dwelling, Health life

Production Technology

In this project, we have used BIM technology. BIM design covers three cycles: scheme, preliminary design, and construction drawing design. We have conducted staged and refined modeling, problem analysis, and discussion, and derived construction drawings. Shorten the design cycle, improve the quality of drawings, and ensure on site construction efficiency.

Design Challenge

How to make full use of the site conditions and the surrounding environment to create a relaxing and healthy home is our design focus.
Centralized functions, dynamic and static partitions
The residential and public buildings are divided into two large clusters, one south and one north, to achieve dynamic and static zoning of the overall layout and create a quiet living environment.
Depending on the shape, urban mountain dwelling
From south to north, according to the terrain elevation difference, the residential cluster is arranged in three terraces in a enclosed layout. Through careful design, the buildings are staggered, spaced apart, and ventilated.
Internal and external integration, landscape penetration
On the first floor of the residence, an openspace floor
is designed to achieve landscape penetration. Here,
landscape infiltration has dual characteristics: first, the
infiltration of park landscape into residential areas; The
second is the infiltration of the interior landscape of the
park.
Diversion of people and vehicles, safe and carefree
A driveway is set along the periphery of the residential cluster to connect with the basement. People and vehicles take their own paths, away from the noise, quiet and safe, the elderly and children can travel safely, further expanding the living standard of the community.
Sports Trail, Healthy Life
Pay attention to residents' health and exercise, and set up a 700m circular fitness trail in the central garden.
Green building
Based on the natural climatic characteristics of Shenzhen, measures are taken from planning, construction, thermal engineering, air conditioning, lighting and other aspects to enhance the thermal insulation performance of building enclosure structures and improve the energy efficiency ratio of air conditioning equipment and other energy-saving measures to reduce energy consumption. The greening and waterscape system adopts the recycling method, which is more ecological and environmentally friendly.

Research

During the design period, we did a lot of research to meet the needs of users. The end users of the project are aborigines and home buyers. For the aborigines, we interact with them by distributing questionnaires, organizing seminars, distributing design process diagrams and other methods to understand the requirements of the aborigines in time and integrate them into the design. For the needs of home buyers and owners, we cooperate with the planning company to collect various information, predict the policy trend, summarize and analyze, and form a project planning report to guide the design.

Inspiration

Bayfront Modernism
Integrating Contemporary Living with Regional Advancement

Heritage Integration and Communal Reconstruction
Preserve Local Cultural Memory through Community Collaboration
Reinterpret Original Settlement Aesthetics in Contemporary Context

Sustainable Site Development
Topographical Synergy
Earthwork Balance for Cost Effective Construction

Eco Civic Living Framework
Dual Landscapes Livable Community Ecosystem
Urban Park Pedigree with Humanistic Ecological Habitat

Project Duration

This design started in December 2016 in Shen zhen, China and finished in January 2020.

Operation Flow

The construction reflects the architect's design intent to a high degree, and the construction and design are highly integrated. The project is presented in a high-quality form in front of everyone.Under the cooperation of various parties, the project began to be sold in 2020, achieving very good sales performance, achieving a win-win situation for all parties, and was completed and delivered to the owner for use in 2022.