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Wyndham Soleil Da Nang By Aedas, location – Da Nang, Vietnam

Wednesday, August 9th, 2023

Project: Wyndham Soleil Da Nang Location: Da Nang, Vietnam

Client: PPC An Thinh Vietnam Investment and Infrastructure Development JSC Design

Architect: Aedas

GFA: 340,000 sq m

Completion Year: 2023

Wyndham Soleil Da Nang is a mixed-use development with a Gross Floor Area of 340,000 sq m located in Da Nang, Vietnam. The development is situated beside Bai Tam Pham Beach and offers an unobstructed picturesque sea view.

An iconic Beacon by the Sea

Strategically located adjacent to the arterial road of Vo Ngyuen Giap and Pham Van Dong, the project site enjoys good accessibility, being 6 km from the Da Nang city centre and having an approximate 20-minute travel ti me to Da Nang Airport.

Site Plan

View of Wyndham Soleil Da Nang by the shore   Podium from street level

The Masterplan includes 3 residential towers and 1 hotel tower in an iconic design within a lush resort-style podium roof garden. The outdoor green area accommodates many amenities such as bridge clubhouses, lounges, swimming pools, gym, and children’s playgrounds, all seamlessly integrated with the overall design. A rooftop F&B with infinity pools complete the 4 towers, creating iconic beacons by the sea.

 

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Retail podium of wyndham Soleil Da Nang

The tower design adopts an organic approach, replacing straight lines with curves and bends reminiscent of a living creature residing seaside – the undulating fac;:ade echoes the form of sea coral. The dynamic fac;:ade elements not only aim to create an iconic beacon along the East Vietnam Sea but also allow for the incorporation of outdoor living rooms and loggias, creating a seamless and immersive living experience by the sea. Sky-bridges are designed at intermediate levels linking one residential tower to another, appointed with residential facilities, and providing vantage points for residents to enjoy the magnificent sea view of Da Nang.

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Aerial view of Wyndham Soleil Da Nang

The North and South elevations of the residential towers feature pre-finished aluminium decorative fac;:ade louvre shutter systems, providing functional shade for residents. When opened in various degrees, the aluminium shutters create a lively fac;:ade through its intricate interplay with sunlight that changes throughout the day.

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Qingdao Vanke Future City in China by CLOU architects

Monday, March 6th, 2023

Article source: CLOU architects

CLOU architects was commissioned by Vanke to design the fourth floor atrium of the newly opened Future City Mall in Qingdao. Located in Qingdao’s northern district, Vanke Future City is a brand-new shopping and leisure destination devoted to the mingling of aesthetics, creativity and social experiences, hoping to bring a fresh vitality to Qingdao’s old town and its surroundings.

The crux of the design challenge was to create an iconic social space, tempting customers to the upper levels of the mall, and energizing its retail and dining areas. This led to the concept of an immersive jungle garden.

Image Courtesy © Zhu Runzi

  • Architects: CLOU architects
  • Project: Qingdao Vanke Future City
  • Location: Qingdao, China
  • Photography: Zhu Runzi
  • Client: Vanke
  • Design Team: Jan Clostermann, Lin Li, Xinhui Ding, Rentian Liu, Jingyao Cheng, Qiao Ding, Christopher Biggin
  • LDI: Qingdao Tengyuan Design Institute Co.,Ltd
  • Landscape: TOA Landscape Architecture
  • MEP: Promising Engineering and Consulting (Beijing) Co.,Ltd
  • Size: 2,283 sqm
  • Status: Completion in 2022

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Shanghai Suhe MixC World in China by Kokaistudios

Monday, December 12th, 2022

Article source: Kokaistudios

Located on Shanghai’s Suzhou Creek, Shanghai Suhe MixC World blurs boundaries between the city’s past, present and future. The project’s starting point was rethinking commercial spaces to better integrate with their surroundings. The resulting ‘urban valley’ presents a brand-new public space in the city and sets a new benchmark for Shanghai.

Image Courtesy © Terrence Zhang

  • Architects: Kokaistudios
  • Project: Shanghai Suhe MixC World
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Terrence Zhang
  • Client: CR Land, Shun Tak Holdings
  • Service Scope:
    • Master plan of Shanghai Suhe MixC World Central Eco Green land and the underground commercial space
    • Architecture design of the underground commercial space
    • Interior design of Shenyuli and Thean Hou Temple’s underground commercial space
    • Architecture and interior design of the northeast side building
  • Chief Architects: Andrea Destefanis, Filippo Gabbiani

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Hangzhou Winland Center in China by Farrells

Thursday, November 17th, 2022

Article source: Farrells

Farrells recently completed Hangzhou Winland Center in China. Located on the banks of the Grand Canal (a UNESCO World Heritage site), the 230,000m² mixed-use project consists of 2 iconic office towers connected to a retail base linking 7 retail villas and 6 residential towers, weaved together by a network of elevated link bridges and sunken courtyard, walkable retail streetscapes, plazas filled with cultural events and residential courtyards.

Image Courtesy © Winland Group

  • Architects: Farrells
  • Project: Hangzhou Winland Center
  • Location: Hangzhou,China
  • Client: Winland Group
  • Design Lead: Stefan Krummeck, Polly Kwai
  • Completion Year: 2022

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CITIC SQUARE Renovation in Shanghai, China by Kokaistudios

Friday, September 30th, 2022

Article source: Kokaistudios

Kokaistudios’ recently completed architectural renovation project of CITIC SQUARE shopping mall epitomizes Shanghai’s inherent duality. With a futuristic aesthetic combining multimedia elements and some of today’s most sought-after brands, it sits seamlessly alongside one of the city’s best-preserved examples of traditional, historic lane housing. Located in Jingan district on main thoroughfare Nanjing West Road, the transformed building’s pixel-inspired facade and carefully selected materials break the traditional ‘box’ shape to blur the boundaries between city and mall, public and private.

Image Courtesy © Terrence Zhang

  • Architects: Kokaistudios
  • Project: CITIC SQUARE Renovation
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Terrence Zhang
  • Client: CITIC SQUARE
  • Chief Architects: Andrea Destefanis, Filippo Gabbiani
  • Architecture Design Director: Li Wei
  • Architecture Design Team: Muyun Zhao, Eva Maria Paz Taibo, Dongyin Li, Ru Chen
  • Interior Design Director: Rake Wang
  • Site area: 13,670 sqm
  • GFA: 34,500 sqm
  • Grand Opening: Sep. 2022

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The Link Central Walk in Shenzhen, China by Aedas

Thursday, July 28th, 2022

Article source: Aedas

Located in the Futian CBD area of Shenzhen sitting on the central axis of the district, The Link CentralWalk is surrounded by a network of financial institutions, civic and retail centres and convenient transportation. Futian is on the cusp of a new and exciting era after decades of rapid development, and as a prominent destination in the area, The Link CentralWalk was renovated to meet the new standard.

Aedas has taken up the task to enhance Link REIT’s first large-scale asset in Mainland China and one of the largest shopping malls in the region.

Image Courtesy © Aedas

  • Architects: Aedas
  • Project: The Link Central Walk
  • Location: Shenzhen, China

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GRiD in Singapore by Spark Architects

Saturday, June 4th, 2022

Article source: Spark Architects

SPARK has a reputation for the innovative transformation of buildings such as Clarke Quay and Starhill Gallery.

GRiD is the next chapter in this narrative. A youth focused mall and education hub sits at heart of Singapore’s Selegie Arts District. Sandwiched between the adjacent School of the Arts (SOTA) and several time-worn shopping malls. GRiD is a great example of vibrant retrofitting of an existing building that extends its community relevance through positive reuse rather than wholesale demolition and re-construction.

Image Courtesy © Spark Architects

  • Architects: Spark Architects
  • Project: GRiD
  • Location: Singapore
  • Total GFA (sqm): 21,800sqm (Mall areas for Retrofitting workscope: 10,000sqm)
  • Team: Stephen Pimbley, Wenhui Lim, Carlo Joson, Jessica Leong, William Nguyen Van Thanh Ha, Andriani Wira Atmadja, Javier Campoy, Mark Mancenido, Michael Halagao, Maribelle Lapizar, Syazana Paudzi, Regina Kartika, Joei Wee, Lili Saputri, Aye Yu Mon, Arissa Rashid, Zhen Xiao Yang
  • Client: GAW Capital Partners, Manful Wings Pte Ltd
  • Project Manager: Arcadis Pte Ltd
  • Structural + M&E Engineers: ARUP

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Bořislavka Centre in Prague, Czech Republic by Aulík Fišer architekti

Wednesday, June 1st, 2022

Article source: Aulík Fišer architekti

The building site is located directly over a metro station, right next to one of the city’s major radial roads, Evropská, which connects the city centre to the airport. The site has an elevation difference ranging from 7 up to 14 meters and is immediately surrounded by heterogeneous development, with a neighbourhood of family villas followed by mid-rise apartment buildings and even a socialist housing estate further away.

Image Courtesy © BoysPlayNice

  • Architects: Aulík Fišer architekti
  • Project: Bořislavka Centre
  • Location: Prague, Czech Republic
  • Photography: BoysPlayNice
  • Client: KKCG Real Estate Group
  • Author: Jan Aulík, Leoš Horák
  • Co-author: Jakub Fišer, Jakub Hemzal, Gabriela Králová, David Zalabák, Alena Sedláková, Petra Coufal Skalická, Eva Mašková, Jan Dluhoš
  • Design team: Ondřej Černý, Petra Měrková, Oleksandr Nebozhenko, Vojtěch Štamberg, Kristýna Zámostná

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Shanghai Jiuguang Center in China by UNStudio

Wednesday, January 12th, 2022

Article source: UNStudio

Ben van Berkel: “Shopping malls are the public spaces of Chinese cities. These retail complexes are not simply places to shop, they are all-in-one destinations for outings and social gatherings. They are also places where culture and commerce merge and where architecture can express this expansive condition.”

The best of both worlds

Collaboration was key for the creation of a symbiotic relationship between the commercial aspirations and the architectural interventions. While Nihon Sekkei were asked to develop the outer shell of the retail center, UNStudio was tasked with fleshing out the mall as a placemaking destination for customers and the larger community. This included the design of the inner courtyard and its facades, the full interior of the mall and a public rooftop terrace.

Image Courtesy © AaronRex

  • Architects: UNStudio
  • Project: Shanghai Jiuguang Center
  • Location: Shanghai, China
  • Photography: AaronRex
  • Client: Lifestyle China Group Limited
  • UNStudio: Ben van Berkel, Astrid Piber, Hannes Pfau with Ger Gijzen, Marc Salemink, Sontaya Bluangtook and Daniele de Benedictis, Dongbo Han, Enrique Lopez, Lars van Hoften, Tiia Vahula, Martin Zangerl, Mo Lai, Ningzhu Wang, Shuang Zhang, Marta Piaseczynska, Chao Liu, Cristina Bolis, Tom Wong, Yang Li
  • Local Architect: TJAD
  • Façade Consultant: Schmidlin

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An extension and renovation of a shopping center in Liège, Belgium by JDS Architects

Wednesday, December 29th, 2021

Article source: JDS Architects

CONTEXT:

The project in Belle-ile (Liège) is an extension of an existing shopping center. This shopping center is located between 2 waterways, the river Ourthe and the ‘Canal de l’Ourthe’, which flow into the Meuse a little further. It is a former industrial site that has grown into an urban green space a stone’s throw from the center. The place is popular for shopping, but is also located on the famous RAVeL that runs along the Ourthe. In that regard, it is also an important destination for leisure activities such as cycling, hiking and simply enjoying nature. The Canal de l’Ourthe is now a Natura 2000 site, with beavers resurfacing.

The actual shopping center is a typical peripheral shopping center from the 1990s. It consists of a late post-modern, introverted volume that stands above an enormous parking lot. The footprint of the existing building is approximately 35,000 m² and can be seen as 3 different, unmixed layers: 35,000 m2 of parking on the ground floor, 35,000 m2 of shopping center on level +1 and finally 35,000 m2 of unused roof.

Image Courtesy © JDS Architects

  • Architects: JDS Architects
  • Project: An extension and renovation of a shopping center
  • Location: Liège, Belgium
  • Size: 12 000 M2
  • Budget: 32 000 000 EUR
  • Client: Wereldhave Belgium
  • Landscape architect: Christoph Menzel
  • Local Architect: Assar L’Atelier
  • Status: Ongoing. Received Building Permit 2021

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