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Sumit Singhal
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.

Shanghai Intelligent Medical Islands Urban Design in Shanghai, China by L&M Design Lab

 
December 7th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: L&M Design Lab 

The area of intelligent medical islands is 34 hectares. Once constructed, the project will be the demonstration base of Shanghai intelligent medical innovation, creating more than 500,000 sqm working area for intelligent medicine subdivisions such as intelligent apparatus, precision medicine, testing and R&D, Stem Cell and Regenerative Research, etc.

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  • Architects: L&M Design Lab
  • Project: Shanghai Intelligent Medical Islands Urban Design
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Yang Pengcheng
  • Design Team: Zhu Sijun, Guo Qian, Huang Hanyi
  • Partner Team: Atelier 42
  • Construction Drawing Design Team: Shanghai architectural design and Research Institute Co., Ltd.
  • Design Span: April 2018 – August 2018

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The reason to urban vitality problem is always attributed to inappropriate width of streets without regarding to the essence of low density. The project is located in an entirely low-density area near SHTU. On condition that a successful urban design provides enough containers for the uncertainty of city activities of which the key lies in density, we ensure that an incomparable concentration center is predestinated on the low-rise background.

The inspiration comes from the Fibonacci spiral, a combination of order and elegance to the natural beauty of life as the intelligent medicine to the realm of life science. The spiral starts from the South Waterfront Headquarter Building at the center point, extends through rigid grids of the site, breaks the tedious commonplace, connects flourishing boulevards and embraces abundant public activities.

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The site is surrounded with rivers that separate it into several islands. Among them the most appealing is the ‘Dynamic island’ in the center. Circular podium Sequences, with its special fluidity and consistent logics extending to the tower, makes the vitality core formally and functionally. The construction of Dynamic Island and Ripple Island will start at the end of Year 2018.

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The core provides various life services for the campus as well as surrounding residents including professors and students and meanwhile, it offers a public-oriented testing center and an exhibition center (laboratory heart) that works in coordination with Medical Big Data Group in the northwest (laboratory brain).

Concentrated formation make sure within 300 meters people can reach the Dynamic Island where restaurants, shopping malls, cafeterias, shalloon, party, fitness rooms and other functions spread over. Highly efficient organization avoids redundancy or waste of resources.

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Image Courtesy © Yang Pengcheng

Image Courtesy © Yang Pengcheng

Image Courtesy © Yang Pengcheng

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Categories: Cafeteria, Fitness center, Medical Center, Mixed use, Restaurant, Salon, shopping center, Shopping Mall, Urban Design




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