Design by Paul Andreu

http://www.macaodaily.com/big/g11.jpg

http://www.macaodaily.com/big/m11.jpg

http://orientaldaily.com.hk/photo/20050504/new/0504nhko21b1.jpg

The second tower on the left will becomes the third tallest building in Macau after Macau tower and New lisboa hotel when completed. The building is 54 storey height

Yay! Looks like the "little old woman" has a nice glass home in Macau now. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

so many projects going on in Macau ... cotai strip, egg, fisherman wharf now oceanus ...
we should do a macau thread that has all the projects rendering ...

^^ You can view this thread for projects and constructions in Macau
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=404

The project rendering (From TDM)
mms://202.175.80.18/tdmvideo/03/2.asf

Renowned French architect Paul Andreu on Tuesday unveiled his latest work on the blueprint of a multi-functional commercial block in China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR).

Entrusted by casino tycoon Stanley Ho, Andreau put forward the concept of "Oceanus" in his plan to build a commercial, residential, shopping, entertainment and recreational complex at the Outer Harbor area in the gaming city.

The architect famous for his projects of the National Grand Theater in Beijing and the Pudong Airport in Shanghai, was commissioned to transform the image and skyline of Macao through his design in the 775 million US dollars project.

The idea of "Oceanus" comes from the location of the project, which seats at the coastal entrance of Macao.

The project covering approximately 47,000 square meters will include a reclamation area of 25,868 square meters. The main elongated building spanning into the sea is a monolithic structureraised off the street levels creating generous traffic and pedestrian spaces at ground level.

The building houses a luxury hotel of about 600 rooms, suites and serviced apartments. The building with an extended part linking to the Macao Ferry Terminal Building also has casino and entertainment spaces and a large shopping center.

Stanley Ho, Managing Director of SJM, said the vast area covered, the many facilities offered and the considerable amount invested in this project, complicated by other factors such as transportation and environmental concerns, imply that SJM is not aiming at immediate rewards, but at the future overall developmentof Macao, with focus on the urbanization, modernization and internationalization of the City.

SJM is the only gaming concessionaire rooted in Macao with the other two held by American and Hong Kong contenders. The Oceanus Complex has been considered SJM's brandname project launched in response to the gaming market competition in Macao.

SJM will hold a contest for the Chinese name of the project later this year.

Seems like it will be among the tallest in Macau.

Why the model looks very dissappointed...

http://www.macaodaily.com/big/g11.jpg

Yeah I think it's look very ugly.I believe you could do better than this.

What's up with the second pic?

yah why are there hooded men?

yah why are there hooded men?


The developers now arrested....I guess.

the photos were originally from Macau's local newspaper website. However, they seem to use the same link for everyday's news so these photos are now from today's article.

The Tower "1" seems quite strange,but it will look good close to water.

XD XD Those people are the architects for the bad design!!! :rofl:
Just joking, design looks very nice! :D

wow, very nice. Macau this raising of level with these projects. Very good :applause: :banana: :banana: To be continued :D