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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. Wuhan Northwest Lake Shuangxi Luxury Residence in China by Dushe Architectural Design Co.,LtdJanuary 11th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dushe Architectural Design Co.,Ltd That’s right, this is a collection created by both Dushe and the owner in five years In 2015, when the design of this residential building in the center of Wuhan was started, the owner of Sheng and Si grew up with a unique feeling for such a rare land in the core area. He and his children will live in this project, so they hope to build Wuhan the best residence still 20 years later, and can stand the test of the times. So when the designer wanted to buy and was rejected because it had already been booked, the designer believed that the project met expectations.  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong
 Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong Northwest Lake No. 1 is located at the intersection of Wuhan Changjiang Avenue and Huangxiao West Road. This is an old money area in Wuhan, occupying a scarce resource overlooking the first-line lake. The project is located in Jianghan District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, with a land area of 16,507 square meters, a total construction area of 117,493 square meters, an area of 6580 square meters, a building density of 39.86%, a total number of households of 456, a floor area ratio of 7.09, and a greening rate of 30%. The height is 100-150 meters. Comprehensive development in the city center Located in the core area of Wuhan Hankou Financial Street, this project is the second phase of the comprehensive development of Northwest Lake. The first phase is the Northwest Lake Shuangxi office building built in 2017, and the third phase is a 240-meter super high-rise office building under construction.  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong Magnificent Mile This project is located in the core area of the “Magnificent Mile” planned by the Northwest Lake. The ground floor is required to adopt the “river beach architecture” style of the old Wuhan from the 1920s to the 30s. The main body of the project is modern. Therefore, the bottom of the project adopts early Chicago based on planning needs and residential characteristics School style. The symmetrical layout emphasizes the ritual sense of the entrance space, and every detail of the proportion has been carefully considered. In the choice of materials, beige purple-dotted golden granite and bronze metal are used, together with warm-toned lighting, to create a warm atmosphere, allowing residents to naturally transition from the complex urban environment in the process of passing. In the rhythm of home, let go of fatigue and relax.  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong “Super balcony, super window” comparable to New York mansion In order to ensure the cleanliness of the balcony on the facade, we boldly used the innovative balcony railing method. Purely grabbing glass is not allowed on the high-rise or the tower, because the high-rise wind pressure is large and the glass is easy to crack. So usually there are vertical buckle covers. The solution for Block C is to make a support rod under the glass, and only one grab point is set on the facade, and the glass near the bottom is treated with a gradient color glaze to block the structure and fixings behind it. In order to achieve the desired clean effect, the traditional high-rise residential building facade image is closed and thick and stereotyped.  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong  Image Courtesy © Zhao Yilong
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