The project of Beijing Hongkun Valley in China by Zoe Architects

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

The project of Beijing Hongkun Valley in China by Zoe Architects & Interiors

August 9th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Zoe Architects & Interiors

The Hongkun Financial Valley Project is located in Xihongmen, Daxing District, Beijing. The overall plan is designed with “the office oxygen bar “ as concept to create a pleasant garden-style office environment with an area of 80,592 square meters and a construction area of 145,158 square meters.

East-perspective, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Architects: Zoe Architects & Interiors
Project: The project of Beijing Hongkun Valley
Location: Xi-hong-men Town, Daxing District, Beijing City, China
Photography: YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING
Principle Designer: Huiming Zhang
Design Team: Huiming Zhang, Rong Lin, Ning Han, Xiaoyan Jia, Ming Gong, Fei Liu, Yanyan Liu, Dizhang
Contractor: CHINA CONSTRUCTION FIRST BUILDING (GROUP) CORPORATION LIMITED
Structural Engineer: EDRI GROUP
Site Area (m2): 80592㎡
Gross Floor Area (m2): 145158㎡
Design Starting Date: May 2013
Design Finish Date: July 2014
Construction Starting Date: October 2013
Construction Finish Date: 2016

Night-view, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

The Beijing Hongkun financial valley project has made different attempts and innovations in functional, spatial and five-sensory experience design, taking the construction itself as the most economical space energy saving device. To create a comfortable office environment through the rational use of energy saving technologies such as respiratory curtain walls, midcourt air flow guidance, electric baiye sunshade, geothermal pump and soil greening, which achieving a perfect combination of intelligent green building system with architectural design.

Entrance, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

North-entrance, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

The construction area of the demonstration building is 11895m2, with 3 floors above ground and 1 underground floor. The office is a large-scale box, located on the second and third floors of the building. The first-floor space holds the office function in an orderly combination of eight functionally different small boxes, and the functions are organically combined through the atrium. Relying on the terrain, the building is connected to the surrounding environment through green slopes, making the building appear to be located above the park and become a green and energy-saving seed in the park. The grey space is combined with the atrium space, the terrace is combined with the roof garden, and the space is smart and exquisite. The white wall is lined with swaying trees and shines on sunny days. Respiratory curtains reflect the ever-changing light and shadow, showing different attractive colors in different days and times; the demonstration building consists of a number of independent functional unit boxes, each with its own personality.

East-perspective (2), Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Green-landscape-plaza, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Facade-curtain-wall, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Architecture-n-traffic-lane, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Court-yard (2), Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Architecture-n-landscape, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Sunshade-curtain-wall, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Court-yard, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Entrance, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Sunken-plaza, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Glass-curtain-wall-details, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Architecture-volum, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Interior-reception, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Interior-lift, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Landscape-corridor, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Corridor, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Roof-top-space, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

Solar thermal radition, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

Ventalition analysis, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

Section,Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: East-perspective, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Night-view, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Entrance, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: North-entrance, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: East-perspective (2), Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Green-landscape-plaza, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Garden-front, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Finance-plaza, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Facade-curtain-wall, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: East-facade, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Architecture-n-traffic-lane, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Court-yard (2), Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Architecture-n-landscape, Image Courtesy © YANG CHAOYING /ZHANG HUIMING

: Compostions, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: Master plan, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: Ground floor plan, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: Section,Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: Section (2), Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

: Basement floor plan, Image Courtesy © Zoe Architects & Interiors

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Tags: Beijing, China

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