World Finance Center Tower A
730 ft/ 222 m
54 floors
2003
Shenzhen, China

The World Finance Centre is a brand new mixed use complex in the heart of Shenzhen. The complex consists of three towers. The tallest is World Finance Centre Tower A. The tower is 730 ft / 222 m including its short spire. The roof height is 680 ft/ 207 m. The tower topped out on June 20, 2002 to become the eighth tallest building in the city. The complex also includes two 327 ft towers. One is a residential building while the other is a five star hotel. The World Finance Centre Hotel will be Shenzhen's first all-duplex suite 5-star hotel.

Pic from skyscraperpage gallery by Chongqing Hero


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Skyline pic. The TOwer is located left of Shun Hing Square.

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=002DD771.002F

The top makes me think of Jin Mao Tower. But it's good!

Originally posted by AtlanticaC5

The top makes me think of Jin Mao Tower. But it's good!
yeah,,,its like jim mao's mini-me

Its coool!

A very beautiful building, one of the best in China.

Dont forget to get it rated here!
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=63673
:angel1:

Not only great buildings are being constructed over at SZ they are always good lite up too :eek:

oh, a very beautiful skyscraper, i especally like the night shot.

Ohh! Very nice! More pictures please! I remember the renderings. Nice!

It does look like Jin Mao!

In the day it looks decent, but at night simply amazing.

I think it does looks very nice and also a very good additional to the Shenzhen skyline......:guns1:

Located in Futian, Shenzhen.

"Two 22-storeys tower blocks comprise of a hotel and an office tower. Shopping facilities at basement level with connection to MTR Line. Slanting towers in crystalline form creates dynamism in a new urban environment."

Architect: Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & Engineers (H.K.) Ltd.


http://dln.com.hk/images/jw_marriott_hotel_01.jpg


source: dln.com.hk

Now this is exactly the type of architecture I like!

I love it, from the facade, to the glass to the sharp angles.

great design but not tall enough :(

It's absolutely going to be the new landmark for Shenzhen!!

Design is elegant!

Reminds me of Fosters WTC. When I first saw it I thought it was one of his designs.

I like it though! Very nice and sexy!

That's sensational for 22-floor towers! :cheers: Wished they could stack one on top of the other thou! :colgate:

WOw awesome tower...
But the height.......
:bleep:

cool! very nice design!:)

Whew! Incredible design, just stunning! :cool: "Slanting" is the right word ... the effect is stunning! :banana:

it looks nice but the tall lower looks like it will brake and fall down

When will it be completed?

Originally posted by savethewtc

It does look like Jin Mao!

In the day it looks decent, but at night simply amazing. I tot you are considered Jin Mao an architectural disaster? Anything close to that shoudn't have faired well in your assessment! :D

shenzhen scrapers have always amazed me. the architectural style is like a cross between the more-conservative hk style and the very liberal shanghai style.

this building, along with hung cheung plaza and new century plaza towers, are my favorites in shenzhen.

one of my most viewed SSP threads,now its here!

Shenzhen's New CBD's takin shape

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614A87.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614AB6.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614ACB.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614B3C.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614B70.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614BF6.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614C14.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614C59.002C

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00614E22.002C

i just saw that part of Shenzhen from far away, but it looked awesome :eek:

Shenzhen is booming, wow!

I saw this thread on the other Forum. I can't believe how many skyscrapers are being built constantly over there! The newest buildings are really sharp. One of them reminds me of the Condo Naste Building in New York. I also love the flower patterns between the busy freeway. It looks like a pretty up-and-coming city...

wow!! more steel and glass towers

shen zhen unseen several years
big change in CBD
thank you

i used to live 50m away from that tower in my highschool years :) , but then it wasn't completed yet, now it should look quite nice i guess, especially at night.

Does someone have some pictures or plans of the New World Trade Center nearby the Shun Hing Square?

Does someone have some pictures or plans of the New World Trade Center nearby the Shun Hing Square?

New World Trade Center?

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/3140/103shenzhenwtcnite.jpg
This one?

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00338B8C.002F
This one? (this is World Finance Center actually)

New World Trade Center?

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/3140/103shenzhenwtcnite.jpg
This one?

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/transfile?id=00338B8C.002F
This one? (this is World Finance Center actually)

no... thats the Old World Trade Center...
They will built a "New World Trade Center" nearby the Shun Hing Square
btw, i can't see the 2nd picture

Is there a kind of structural plan of Shenzhen available on pdf ?

from Xinhuanet forum
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Too hard to upload, just give you 2 links to look by yourselves.

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/detail.jsp?id=13883052

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/detail.jsp?id=14149530

What is this big building ?
I take this picture in april 2004

http://tinypic.com/1pdu2b

Boan Residential Development

Development project in Shenzhen, which i don't know anything about yet.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v646/cityq/Projects%20and%20developments/BoanResidentialDevelopment1.jpg

Donghai Jingtian
Donghai Jingtian - Shenzhen

Client : Shenzhen East Pacific Real Estate Dev. Co. Ltd.
Project : Donghai Jingtian Shopping Mall
Location : Shenzhen, PRC
GFA : 9,899m2
Site Area : 4,499.6m2
Completion Year : 2004

Located in Donghai Jingtian, Shenzhen. This is an iconic, distinctive shopping mall comprising 1 storey basement car park, 1 storey ground level shopping mall and 4 storey food mall, with an approximate total of 10,000m2 leasable area. Aedas was Architect from Concept Design to Detail Design and to Tender Documentation.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v188/cityx/Architecture/DonghaiJingtian1.jpg

This shopping center looks so extremly beautiful! And its supose to be completed in 2004, do anybody have any images of the finished building?

Duty Free Tower
Shenzhen - China

Current status: Unknown
Height: 150m
Floors: 39
Size: 76,000m²
Architect: PTW Architects

In association with the Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tongi University, Shenzhen Branch, PTW Architects won a competition for the design on a prestigious 39 level office tower in the new CBD of Shenzhen.

Located on a site of 8,450m², the project has a total floor area of 76,000m², excluding basement car parking, with a podium dedicated to retail, exhibition and convention centre, restaurants and gymnasium.

The office floors vary in size from 1,360m² to 1,920m², offering column-free space of the highest standard - the top level features an enclosed roof garden 150m above ground, with magnificent 360 degree views, ideally located VIP entertainment and board rooms.

http://www.ptw.com.au/admin/library/DutyFree1lg.jpg

Is this building completed? PTW Architects won the competition in 2000, so the tower might be under construction, or completed. Might it be this one (http://img31.exs.cx/img31/2928/00d3dc913vc.jpg)?

@Tom

that construction size is MASSIVE! :eek2:

I think i found it

http://forum.xinhuanet.com/detail.jsp?id=14149530
It`s in the 16th post there.

Planning Shenzhen Dameisha Beach Resort

Architect: Atkins Architects (http://www.atkins-me.com/)

Dameisha is an important beach resort of Shenzhen. The beach resort hotel designed by Atkins in 1998 traces the curve of the coastline and follows the general master plan of Dameisha, which was also executed by Atkins. The curvature of the beach resort hotel form, clean modern expression, the colonnade of the lower two floors, tensile sun shade structures and green balcony railings are all unique design features that match perfectly with the tropical resort architectural theme of Dameisha. Furthermore, tourists find a cool resting place in the dramatic five-storey hotel atrium. The roof-top café and pavilions overlooking the beach and the wave-like roof forms all contribute to highlight the coastline scenery of Dameisha.

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Nanyou Western Coastal New City
Shenzhen - China

Architect: PTW Architects (http://www.ptw.com.au/)
Client: Nanyou Group
Status: Under development

The new city is located in Shenzhen, on the western coast, just 10km from Hong Kong. PTW won the international competition for the masterplan of the site. The planning takes advantage of the beautiful waterfront of the magnificent site and is structured to incorporated landscape opportunities and to provide continuous corridors for recreational cycling and walking throughout the site.

A population of 85,000 is organised into five neighbourhoods of high rise and town houses around courtyards, with distinct central parks as focal points, complete with schools, civic and cultural facilities and retail, all within easy walking distance. The design concept aims to demonstrate how business considerations and an ecologically minded approach can be integrated within a large-scale development of 5,200,000m².

http://www.ptw.com.au/admin/library/NANYOU2.jpg

http://www.ptw.com.au/admin/library/NANYOU1.jpg

深圳华侨城中心花园
Shenzhen - China / 深圳- 中国

A residential project in Shenzhen. The design and architecture is inspired Chinese garden cities. The project is also very envorimental.

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该项目用地实施于深圳著名地段华侨城内。用地南邻OCT生态广场入口，东为燕晗山，西为华侨城体育中心和杜鹃山，北侧为荔枝林，且将来同欢乐谷旅游步行街衔接；在西南、东南方向皆有一条可观海的视线通道，地块坐拥绿色中央，四面景观非常优美。
整个小区呈半围合状，在南北走向用地上灵活采用了“1＋3＋3”的建筑布置形式，形成有节奏的韵律，既让客户都能拥有好的朝向，共享周围得天独厚的优美景观，又向南留出通道，保持同生态广场之间的空间联系，同时自身也成为整个旅游步行街序列中的一个重要节点。建筑设计综合运用住宅语汇，底层架空、阳台、景观窗、花池、屋面天台花园、遮阳架等形成一个高低错落、现代、丰富、高雅的建筑形象。
在总体环境上，其特殊的地理位置决定了建筑本身应成为生态广场的一部分而存在。一方面建筑与景观环境小品结合起来，运用抽象色彩及形体线条穿插组织，形成有机的整体，保持了同生态广场建筑风格的和谐统一；另一方面，住宅充分利用引入空中的花池、前院花园、后院阳台、天台花园，所以绿色同建筑交织在一起，同周边环境非常的融合。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ038_0039.jpg

深圳星河锦居
Shenzhen - China

A residential and commercial project in Shenzhen. The building contains a underground parking garage, education center, residentials, retail and commercials.
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星河锦居是集住宅、休闲、地下停车场、空中花园及零星商业为一体的商住楼，南面有皇岗口岸，周围交通、商业、教育医疗机构及娱乐设施等都较为齐全。
总体布局上将建筑沿东西侧横向展开，最大限度地争取建筑获得较好朝向和视野，两座塔楼对称布局，既适应福民新村的总体布局，在空间上产生延续感，又与深公路高架桥的空间布局关系相协调。人流出入口位于用地的西南角，车辆出入口设于用地西北角，做到人车分流，适应了场地周边道路交通关系。
考虑到用地临近公路的特殊性，建筑以本大楼居民作为主要服务对角，只在底层局部布置零星商业点，其余部分架空作为庭院绿化、儿童游戏及公众出入口的绿色中庭。二层利用结构设备的转换层作为空中花园，将更多的绿色引入建筑中，既丰富建筑景观又增加绿化面积，使人与自然更为贴近。
立面造型设计上竖向、横向线条交替使用，形体通透而飘逸，创造了丰富的空间层次。外轮廊线高低起伏而有变化，特别是屋顶设置了明亮色彩的曲线飘板，使建筑极具艺术性与识别性。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ033_0034.jpg

深圳南油海福花园
Shenzhen - China


A 63.4m tall residential building in southern Shenzhen. The building is currently under construction.
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南油海福花园位于深圳市南海工业区，建筑高度为63.4米。设计从城市角度出发，为城市塑造了良好的景观，与周围居住形成和谐而丰富的城市空间。
户型设计：
均采用一梯六户，每户厅及卧室均有良好朝向，明厨、明厕为住户提供健康、明亮的居住环境。
形象设计：
体块构成--它是一组矗立于狭长平行四边形地段上的多棱角体块，多个体块通过构成、拼连、穿插、加减而形成体系，屋顶由多种体块组合，天际线丰富生动。
立面肌理--由尺度相近、模竖对位的窗、阳台形成洞网面序列，由窗面的框线、墙面的勾缝形成组线序列。
细部设计--凸窗、小花台、墙面色彩等营造出亲切的居住气氛；面向东滨路的绿化广场及屋顶花园地面的铺装，庭园小品、抽象雕塑、屋顶泳池、草坪、碎石、小路等、丰富了建筑环境。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ039_0040.jpg

深圳海景台住宅
Shenzhen - China

This project is situated near Shenzhen University in the Oil Main Road and Peach Garden Road. Its a 35 storey tall residential building which is currently under construction.
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"海景台"位于南山区南油大道和桃园路交汇处，靠近南山区政府和深圳大学。
海景台的平面布局为"工"字型，将东边与西海名珠围合成一庭院式空间，西边与城中村宅围合成--广场式空间，以最大限度的获得空间效果。同时也起到一定的通风效果。这样整个空间上富有"灵气"和"活力"。
我们在设计过程中，设置二层架空层，层层绿化，不仅在平面上最大限度的设置绿化，而且在空间上也进行绿化设计，形成绿色立体空间，从而达到改变小区气候环境的目的。
用现代建筑设计手法，力求简捷、明确，以"少就是多"的设计理念，不失于细部的点缀和深化。引人注目的入口造型，和富有生机和明快的色彩演绎都市现代建筑的个性。新颖的屋顶构架，强烈的冲击着人们的视野，给人留下深刻的印象，在区域的平台上，海景台与西海名珠和谐统一，形成一道亮丽的风景线。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ110_110.jpg

深圳万事达名苑
Shenzhen - China

A 30 stories residential, commercial and retail building in a new garden park area in Shenzhen.
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建筑基地呈倒30°直角三角形平面，直角长边与万事达一期为邻，北宽南窄。总体布局从所处比较紧迫的环境与用地出发，尽最大努力，合理布置，力求创造良好的大居住空间环境。一、二期工程之间设置一个缓冲空间，作为本高层住宅南北两个住宅入口的前广场及整座住宅大楼的有效消防登高面，并在此广场配以绿化，创造一个较为理想的家居环境。
高层住宅标准层呈“L”形布置，充分利用北面百仕达花园、东南面大头岭森林公园的景观优势，尽量将好的观赏方位留给住户的起居、卧室空间。L形平面南端，面向万事达一期的立面，注意到与一期空间的有机对应和协调。
立面造型上沿用了万事达一期的三段式新古典主义风格，以求与之组成浑然一体的住宅组群。基座采用浅灰毛石，白色拱门，典雅、端庄。中段墙身利用凸窗和阳台各自的竖向连接，构成立面上竖向的玻璃幕墙与阳台的条状间格和虚实对比，更具现代感。整个建筑节奏明快，韵律舒展，构成高尚住宅组群的独特风韵。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ032_0033.jpg

深圳京基广场
Shenzhen - China

A new residential district in Shenzhen.
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京基广场是由三栋一组共二组高层住宅组合而成的多功能住宅区。除了高层住宅之外，裙房还附设有商业面积、幼儿园、地下车库。
设计特点：
沿滨河路的商业步行街设有内凹式的入口广场，广场内简洁流畅的玻璃体和飞檐，与抽象的柱式形成对比，给人们留下深刻的印象。
利用两组建筑之间的间隙，处理成主要入口广场及独具韵味的多功能商业步行街，既形成了丰富的空间层次感，又方便了住户的生活起居。
注重生态建筑的研究，在不同标高处利用建筑结合部形成多个通风孔，自然形成了多个室外活动平台，为住户提供更多的活动空间，让水平绿化与垂直绿化互相结合，创造优质的生态绿化环境。另一方面也使立面产生了变化，为建筑带来勃勃生气。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ036_0037.jpg

深圳海怡苑
Shenzhen - China

A development project which contains a park and residential buildings. The buildings apears in three different design, with 12-25 floors.
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海怡苑基地为东西向长、南北向短的不规则形。基地南面与滨海大道之间有城市绿化公园，区内交通网络发达，自然景观优越。
设计理念：利用得天独厚的景观及地理优势，营造具有浓郁海洋文化的亚热带海滨高尚住宅小区。
总体布局：小区建筑为三栋高度不同住宅组合体。其中A栋、C栋为三个单元，每梯四户型住宅；B栋为四个单元，每梯二户型豪华住宅。A、B栋沿基地北边长向排列，C栋沿基地西面斜边呈45°排列，建筑高度由西向东呈阶梯状递增，层数为12至25层不等，沿滨海大道及海面方向展示出完整优美的群体轮廊线，形成自然环境中“山与海的对话”。
造型设计：住宅丰富的顶部设计及立面上两个巨型“窗口”成为特色之笔，住宅由平台到屋顶创造多层次的绿化以体现“生态建筑”的特质。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ029_0030.jpg

深圳福田中心区天健花园
Shenzhen - China

A development project in Shenzhen.
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总体构想：以中心区的总体设计为引导，突出区域环境，考虑公共空间与莲花山及中轴线绿化带、水晶岛建筑的呼应，创造丰富而有变化的现代居住建筑群。
布局特点：南区布置八幢小高层住宅，分为三组单元，共同围合一座7000㎡的中心花园，内部设置山坡、水面、台地、广场及茂密的树木，成为中心区的“园中之园”。北区中小学位于基地的西南向独立布置，高层住宅考虑2/3住宅单位可面向西南方向深圳市中心建筑及绿轴景观，1/3住宅单位可远眺笔架山及俯视莲花山风景区。
环境特色：以利用福田中心区自然及人文景观为宗旨，将小区环境融入城市环境之中，建筑布局充分考虑良好的日照、通风及减少噪音干扰等因素，在园林环境中重视生态绿化、立体绿化及丰富趣味的休闲环境。
造型特征：以突出群体特征为主，通过多层次的屋顶平台形成建筑物丰富的轮廊线，单体建筑造型简洁明快，具有强烈的线条感，底层全部架空以形成空间的通透感。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ053_0054.jpg

京基碧翠田园
Shenzhen - China

A residential development project in the Shenzhen Fukuda region close to the Hua Qiangna lu Hebin waterway. The project consist of three large residential buildings, two 34 floor tall twin, and a large 33 floor tall tower.
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"京基·碧翠田园"位于深圳市福田区繁华地带，华强南路和滨河路交汇处，占地26466.9㎡。该地块形状不规则，西北高，东南低，高差约1m。南边为2至8层密集型农民自建住宅区，东北角有1栋30层新建筑高层住宅。该地块位于滨河路南边，景临香港，视野开阔，沿深圳河有极好的自然景观，且沿街具有极好的商业开发价值。
本项目由六栋33层（局部34层）塔楼组成，标准层最多22户，最少也有13户。户型设计的原则是：紧凑、采光好（厅、房直接对外，走道、电梯厅采用、明厨、明厕）、通风好，避免对视。
基于高容积率与紧凑小户型的原因，各户间的距离相对较近，从而难以避免地带来了对视问题。本设计除了尽可能以足够的单元间的视觉距离消除对视外，还对易出现对视的平面部位进行了视线可达性限制处理，从而最大限度地避免了对视。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ105_a3.jpg

京基新时代国际公寓

A project in the Luo lake district, west of the road Wen Jinzhong. The 32 floor tall building is a mixed used tower, mainly with residentials, but also with a shopping center and offices in the first 4 floors.
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新时代城市公寓位于罗湖区文锦中路西；北临东升街、螺蛉小学；西侧是住宅区；南侧紧临名阳阁。本工程属旧城改造项目。
基地呈不规则梯形，东南边线长，西北边线短。公寓主体沿东、北、西三面周边布置，公寓入口设在用地北侧；商场主入口设在用地北、东升街一侧；沿文锦路设商业次入口；地下车库出入口设在用地西侧两端。
地下二层平时作为车库及设备用房，地下一层作为车库及设备和房；首层布置公寓出入口、地下车库出入口、消防控制中心，其余为集中商业及沿街商铺；二、三层为集中商业；四层架空层及空中花园；五层~三十二层为公寓。电梯大堂、电梯厅、楼梯间、走廊、厨房、卫生间均可自然采光通风。

http://www.huayidesign.com/files/design/pic/FZ106_b2.jpg

mtr tower
http://club.dayoo.com/club_data/upload_photo/cityonline/2005/03/12/565023/566682.jpg

nice very nice but i thought in shenzhen more towers growing up

Amazing as usual!

Nanyou Western Coastal New City
Shenzhen - China

Architect: PTW Architects (http://www.ptw.com.au/)
Client: Nanyou Group
Status: Under development

The new city is located in Shenzhen, on the western coast, just 10km from Hong Kong. PTW won the international competition for the masterplan of the site. The planning takes advantage of the beautiful waterfront of the magnificent site and is structured to incorporated landscape opportunities and to provide continuous corridors for recreational cycling and walking throughout the site.

A population of 85,000 is organised into five neighbourhoods of high rise and town houses around courtyards, with distinct central parks as focal points, complete with schools, civic and cultural facilities and retail, all within easy walking distance. The design concept aims to demonstrate how business considerations and an ecologically minded approach can be integrated within a large-scale development of 5,200,000m².

http://www.ptw.com.au/admin/library/NANYOU2.jpg

http://www.ptw.com.au/admin/library/NANYOU1.jpg

nice! Reminds me to that new city near shanghai.

Looks nice on paper, but streets are too wide and blocks are too big (a common affliction here in Shenzhen) to provide a nice pedestrian experience. Even though there is plenty of green space, it will be boring to walk as there is no street wall for window shopping.

Circular plans are often difficult for orienting oneself--although this one does seem to have some the aspects to amerliorate that.

Phoenix building
Central CBD - Shenzhen

The Phoneix building is situated in the Shenzhen Central CBD close to the city hall. The 26 story tower have a gross floor area on 106 436sqm and started construction in june 2004. The building is expected to be completed in october 2006.

http://officeimg.sz.focus.cn/upload/pic_effect/580008.jpg

Shenzhen suburb (Baoan New central district)

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/BAC.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/ba3.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/ba4.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/ba1.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/ba11.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20other%20centers/ba12.jpg

What is this big building ?
I take this picture in april 2004

http://tinypic.com/1pdu2b

It is The Mixc Mall... It has opened on Dec, 2004...

New World Center Tower - 238 m/781 ft

Official name: New World Center

Location
Borough: Futian
City: Shenzhen
Country: China

Technical Data
Height (struct.): 238 m/781 ft
Floors (OG): 53
Construction end: 2006

Building in General
Type of construction: high-rise building
Status: under construction

http://i3.tinypic.com/wl2m0w.jpg

http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/615447_rfJ2eHkKq6vD.jpg

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d78/Shenzhencn/SZ%20CBD/KP2G3KgS.jpg

http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/01B827F5_4n56hcsluTFQ.jpg

http://i3.tinypic.com/wl3nt5.jpg

http://i3.tinypic.com/wl3ssx.jpg

http://files.photojerk.com/chenshan1979/01BA098A.jfif

http://i3.tinypic.com/wl3pjo.jpg

thanks, China_winson you are the webmaster of Shenzhen thread!

thanks, China_winson you are the webmaster of Shenzhen thread!

Ha... I hope so... but I am not!!! :)

Kingkey. Finance Center Plaza will be located in Shenzhen Luo hu financial district, with a total construction area of 380,000 square meters...

http://www.kingkey.com.cn/lp5.asp

It seems to have similar height comparing with Shun Hing Square [384 m]...

http://i2.tinypic.com/x5445i.jpg

http://i3.tinypic.com/x544gj.jpg

wow, really nice proyects. China is growing so fast

Finance Center Plaza is so great loooking, a love its entrance!

AVIC Plaza [281m - 310m]... it will be near to SEG plaza... http://www.carec.com.cn/html/sale/guangchang.asp

http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/pKSv6A==_vjVSQz6SFvor.jpg

http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/pKSv6DU=_Y27tv8yAHyfg.jpg

http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/pKSv6DM=_yFws28lGxbqw.jpg

Shenzhen Poly Cultural Centre
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http://img.photoamp.com/i/qMPFEeLfWE.jpg
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http://img.photoamp.com/i/Quibril0gx.jpg
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http://img.photoamp.com/i/uzEf5S81.jpg

Shenzhen - LUJING Tower - 272 m

Location {next to Shenzhen World Trade Centre}
District: Futian
City: Shenzhen
Country: China

Technical Data
Height (struct.): 272 m
Construction Start: 2006

Building in General
Type of construction: high-rise building

Winning-Bid Project
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/5_KTpcVq8pf8mq.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/2_ektjzcSQ53Jq.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/3_62aMGjiHpPrC.jpg
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http://img.photoamp.com/i/Qrrr8y2eA.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1_d90Epy8IkK3g.jpg

Location {East of Shenzhen Commercial Bank Building}:
District: Futian
City: Shenzhen
Country: China

Technical Data:
Height: Project 1: 399m; Project 2: 400m +
Construction Start: unknown

Project 1 [399m]
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/Image1_58RzZPj2VvJU.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/637124_UhQAfT7aE73n.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/637125_5ZYbkRbXXc7D.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/637126_G0TuSyoC5oJN.jpg

Project 2 [400m+]
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/01D2EF92_fQZK76378ra0.jpg

China-Winson: Do you know the construction started yet? ( I took the news from Europe forum)

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http://www.skyscrapernews.com/news.php?ref=621

Two New Supertalls For Shenzen, China

Plans have come out for two new super-tall mixed use skyscrapers in the Chinese city of Shenzen at the FengLong Centre.

The plot in the popular district of Futian will see a two horned tower, 399 metres to the tip of the spires. The top part of the building recedes from the square floor plates of the lower floors with a cleverly tapering crown that shrinks along a single diagonal line to the tip. The bottom of the tower is flanked to one side by an attached podium.

The second project, even taller at 400 plus metres, is a tower with the more traditional articulated set backs and conservative east coast American post modernism, the boxy form deliberately contrasting with the glitzier style Shenzen is more famous for looking more like something that belongs in New York. Height is emphasised by the strong vertical lines running up the cladding and depth given by the layered quality of the facade. Again, it is topped by spires, this time four in number setting out the square pattern of the project.
Both these proposed towers more than beat the current tallest in Shenzen - Shun Hing Square tops out at "only" 384 metres.

The city has experienced enormous growth rates since it became the first economically liberal zone, 30 years ago it was a tiny fishing village and now thanks to the economic overspill from nearby Hong Kong it has a bustling population of 4.5 million and is the richest city in China with average income at almost first world levels, something reflected in the ever improving design quality of the skyscrapers going up in the city.

China, and Shenzen, both have a good record of building super-talls helped by construction costs that are low thanks to a good purchasing parity for the rembini and the large population includes a peasantry of hundreds of millions willing to work for pennies.

The boomtown of Shenzen, stuck on such a small strip of land, is as good a place as any to see more of this, just look at neighbouring Hong Kong to see what this dynamc can end up like.

China-Winson: Do you know the construction started yet? ( I took the news from Europe forum)

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http://www.skyscrapernews.com/news.php?ref=621

Two New Supertalls For Shenzen, China

Plans have come out for two new super-tall mixed use skyscrapers in the Chinese city of Shenzen at the FengLong Centre.

FengLong Centre still has not started yet...

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=359056
Location {East of Shenzhen Commercial Bank Building}:
District: Futian
City: Shenzhen
Country: China

Technical Data:
Height: Project 1: 399m; Project 2: 400m +
Construction Start: unknown

Awesome projects. Shenzhen is really slick like Shanghai! I love them!

City Crossing phase 2

It is comprised with Three Blocks [A, B, C]... particularly, Block A: 193m
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/5_NHffYQKs2AmJ.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1_szWBtQVu5tSA.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/3_kZ5jLgBuEqil.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/4_Z8T5ZLF0cmgD.jpg

HuaQiang Plaza (tem)

221m [u/c]

Design 1
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/JiMyMTMyNjsmIw==_3BE1aerrPZUl.jpg

Design 2
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/566809_S9nLiZLB8Edj.jpg

Wow!!! Nice complex indeed, really its design.

Bao'an Central District [宝安中心区]

Bao'an District [Chinese: 宝安区, Bǎo'ān-qū] is one of the six districts comprising Shenzhen,
a major economic city in Guangdong Province, China. It is one of two districts lying outside
the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, alongside Longgang. With area of 733 km2 and population of 4 million...

Bao'an Central District is Shenzhen's 2nd largest investment plan after Shenzhen CBD [or FuTian Central District],
with area of 7.18km2 and 5 km long coastline... the extended Central Area is 162.1 km2, and population of 907 thousand...

0.Location
0.1:Extended Central Area [The Blue Area]
http://img325.imageshack.us/img325/1812/bazxqwtjz2.jpg
0.2:Central District [The Orange Area]
http://img434.imageshack.us/img434/5723/200576231858674tq1.jpg

1.Master Plan
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big6_7BDVwdYrPcUv.jpg
2.Central Park
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big6-1_kUVdlLMYBtHf.jpg
3.inner harbor
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big7_TMAc1NSFXgsZ.jpg
4.Marina
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big7-1_fzyQhamfsIBo.jpg
5.Ecological Park & promenade
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big8_C3elRYMPMbxP.jpg
6.Commercial Centre
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big8-1_CC0fgYOz9daW.jpg
7.Elevations
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big9_ngNKIHorRZcP.jpg
8.Birdseye View [one]
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big9-1_xQG1qtdnkKm3.jpg
9.Birdseye View [Two]
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/big10_TNkIjcMi6qPM.jpg

New Terminal of Shenzhen Baoan International Airport[1:1000]
"Source from: IATA"
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A222_IzJ2nN5aKtKW.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A20C_mi6hqJfWumtr.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A21E_639vPxw78qJy.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A238_sJqTIel8xYXM.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A241_yzSfLy0pic86.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/0202A250_zjBMK17bV2PG.jpg

double post

China_winson, your pictures are good but it takes forever to open. I tried in US and Asia. Could you copy them to some fast sites? Thanks.

China_winson, your pictures are good but it takes forever to open. I tried in US and Asia. Could you copy them to some fast sites? Thanks.
Sorry, what do you mean??? do you mean the pix appear slowly??? but this site has been one of the fastest and the most convenient sites that I have found!!!

Latest Updated by 2006-08-31 10:03:21

http://www.newsgd.com/pictures/construction/200608310033_66122.jpg
SHENZHEN will be able to host a successful Universiade in 2011 given its financial strength, good infrastructure and other resources, according to a top government leader.

"It will be a milestone for the city's progress toward an international city to host the influential world sports event," said Vice Mayor Liang Daoxing in an exclusive interview with the Shenzhen Daily yesterday.

As one of the earliest special economic zones in China, Shenzhen has lived up to its reputation as the most open Chinese city with its rapid economic growth and dynamic market system.

Shenzhen's economy has grown 1,800 times over the last 26 years with its gross domestic product (GDP) reaching US$60 billion in 2005.

"We would like to serve as a volunteer to the Universiade," said Liang, referring to the government's commitment to offering strong financial support and mobilizing various social resources.

The financial support will include subsidies and advance payments to the organizing committee, investment in sports facilities, and tax exemptions for certain kinds of revenues, according to Liang.

The government will also mobilize the city's 140,000-strong volunteer team, translators from universities, enterprises and other organizations who speak English, French and Spanish, and media groups in China and abroad.

As for sports facilities, Liang estimated that the event would need 54 sports venues including 29 for competitions and 25 for training. Currently 22 venues are in perfect condition. Ten others will be renovated and 22 will be built specially for the event.

The new facilities will include the Universiade City, where the main stadium and gymnasium are located, and an offshore sports base.

"The Universiade Village in the Universiade City can accommodate 12,000 people with multiple service functions such as a theater, a clinic, a post office, a bank, and even a prayer hall," said the vice mayor.

At present there are more than 30,000 rooms in more than 250 hotels above three-star level in the city and the number of such hotels may reach 1,000 in 2011. Besides, the city is known in China for a rich variety of domestic and international cuisines.

The city's public transportation network, consisting of a well-expanded Metro system and a bus system, will also meet the needs of the international sports event, Liang said.

The number of Metro lines will be expanded to five from the current two with a total length of 150 kilometers in 2011. The city will also boast 500 bus routes and 20,000 taxies by then. "We have planned a special transport system for the event. All the stadiums and gyms will be linked by bus services with at least two bus routes," said Liang.

Despite a young city with a short history and young population, Shenzhen has a lot of experience in hosting large-scale domestic and international events, and wide exposure to world cultures due to its proximity to the international metropolis Hong Kong, said the vice mayor.

"The event (Universiade) will be good to the young generation yearning for more integration with their world peers and be more influential in Asia and the world," said Liang.
By:Jennifer Fan Source:Szdaily web edition

Great China Hong Kong Garden
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/5_7WPa131TkV8g.jpg

YanTian Centre
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/3_1wbtLmg57Mi3.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1_0wKGQYUckijT.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/2_NIgSOZP7FCgw.jpg

YanTian Centre reminds me of the CCTV tower. Any more info on it?


By the way, are you able to find out some pics of the new stadium? I remember I saw it here, but now it is gone.

LongHua New Railway Station [LH-NRS]
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http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/5586/lhrq2.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/16475514_59422.95_YrgnVHLym3ys.jpg

YanTian Centre
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/3_1wbtLmg57Mi3.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1_0wKGQYUckijT.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/2_NIgSOZP7FCgw.jpg

Amazing! Seems not on the earth!

When is it going to be built?

^^ Not Sure!!!

Tencent (QQ) Headquarters
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1143693019_WtlbCkWKWJrp.jpg

wow great!

Kingkey. Finance Center Plaza

Started:
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/28496810_52569.98_sg1ZV9uFi1PN.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/28496810_52605.29_FoBhcReNpQfZ.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/28496810_52635.66_c98huNkPIIjE.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/28496810_52659.98_RBtYHcQFmTNX.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/28496810_52696.88_zHmeSEK3vmep.jpg

Oh yeah!!! This is going to be the cutest biggie going in China only after Pearl River Tower to me.
Please, man, open a thread about this wonder at "Construction updates" international forum :D

^^thanks, but it is still not the right time to post in "Construction update", I will post it only when it starts to lay the foundation..

Shenzhen CBD Model:
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/cbd2_1tjSjoEp3mUH.jpg
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http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/cbdmo_D9EGIsR3x6Yf.jpg

^^ They should build at least one supertall in that area I think :D

Kingkey Finance Center Plaza will be Around 400 m...
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蔡屋围将建400米高楼 取代地王成深圳最高建筑!
http://www.soufun.com 房地产门户-搜房 2006年11月28日08:40 深圳商报

蔡屋围将建400米高楼

取代地王大厦成为深圳最高建筑

昨日市规划局有关负责人向记者透露，即将建设的蔡屋围金融中心将高达约400米，从而取代地王大厦成为深圳第一高楼。

市规划局副局长王幼鹏表示，建筑的高度和规模首先要符合规划设计的要求。罗湖蔡屋围地区建设深圳第一高楼，符合这一地区的功能定位。他说，在这一地区，集中了各大银行，罗湖蔡屋围金融中心是一个旧城改造项目，它的建设将使罗湖蔡屋围金融中心区成为名符其实的“深圳的华尔街”，对整合和提高该区域的地位具有重要意义。

蔡屋围金融中心改造范围，将以人民银行为核心，西至红岭路、南至深南路、北至红宝路、东侧与公安局用地相邻，面积约14公顷。该项目总投资预计超过 30亿元，项目完成后，将新增18万平方米的甲级写字楼、星级酒店和15万平方米的高级公寓，进一步形成以人民银行为核心的金融城。

据了解，目前该项目已经开展前期工作，其设计国际招标也在进行之中。王幼鹏表示，该中心为400米高左右，但具体高度并未最终确定。这一高度将会超过地王大厦的383.95米。

Did you have more renders about Kingkey Finance Center Plaza ?

^^ Here... I got two more...
1.
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/023750DD_KtEUNEepQgmE.jpg
2.
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/659520_HHVYpyPE6az1.jpg

Thank you very much, winson. A really amazing skyscraper.

...
Rong Chao Jiangsheng Building
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/1165300915078_vMGl8bVY5AO2.jpg

Shenzhen Stock Exchange - 250 m
Rem Koolhaas’ Office for Metropolitan Architecture has won a competition to design the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in Shenzhen, China.

The 250m-high building will be OMA’s second biggest project in China after the vast CCTV building in Beijing, which is under construction.
http://www.skyscrapers.cn/forum/attachments/671294_yDuwxrSthfSq.jpg

Is there any bus from LuHu to MIXC? where can I find MIXC?

Is there any bus from LuHu to MIXC? where can I find MIXC?

You Can take Shenzhen Metro to MixC...
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http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/6927/screenhunter001vk7.gif
2.
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/6823/screenhunter002es1.gif

Oh my god , fantastic.

all those renderings are superb, but I wonder if they will get built soon

new shopping mall Shenzhen officially open for business on Dec. 16th,Sunday.
mall name Hai An cheng (tran. SEA Shore city").
the mall occupied 120,000 square meter,5 story tall .and 2 story parking garage.
Do anyone got any picture?

new shopping mall Shenzhen officially open for business on Dec. 16th,Sunday.
mall name Hai An cheng (tran. SEA Shore city").
the mall occupied 120,000 square meter,5 story tall .and 2 story parking garage.
Do anyone got any picture?

I saw that on the news and it looks quite nice in the photos published.

Shenzhen builds large traffic complex
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2008-01-28 09:24


A multi-functional traffic complex for long-distance bus, taxi, subway and urban bus lines went into operation last Saturday in Shenzhen with the aim to ease transportation pressure in the southern Chinese city, the local traffic bureau said yesterday.

According to an official of the bureau, the total land area of the station is 78,600 square meters and the station buildings have a floor area of 137,000 square meters. Total investment in the project amounted to 698 million yuan ($96.4 million).

Construction of the station, located in the central district Futian, started in January 2005 and was completed at the end of 2007.

The station connects more than 30 urban bus and subway lines running across the city, with an ability to transport 350,000 passengers per day. Meanwhile, it is able to handle 70,000 passengers of long distance buses daily.

The project is part of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong special passenger transport line.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2008-01/28/content_6424840.htm

Shenzhen plans to build 6 new ports

2008-09-01


SHENZHEN: The southern city will accelerate its integration with Hong Kong with the construction of another six ports linking it with the special administrative region.

Cao Shaoye, director of Shenzhen Port Office, was quoted by Hong Kong-based newspaper Ta Kung Pao as saying that the scheme had received initial backing from the National Development and Reform Commission and concrete construction plans are under deliberation.

According to the newspaper, the six ports to be constructed are Liantang Port, Longhua Railway Port, Fujian Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Passengers Port, Dachan Gulf Harbor Port, Nan'ao Tourists Port and a port connecting the airports in Shenzhen and Hong Kong via an undersea tunnel. The ports will link Shenzhen and Hong Kong by land, sea and rail.

Meanwhile, Shenzhen will renew and expand Wenjindu Port in the wake of the work to renovate Huanggang Port.

Work at Wenjindu Port will be launched by the end of the year, with its planned capacity for customs clearance set at 3,000 vehicles and 30,000 passengers a day as compared to the present 1,100 vehicles and 9,000 passengers.

Huanggang Port, work on which started last March, is scheduled for completion in the first half of next year.

"With existing ports being expanded and new ports in service, the population flow will become seamless between Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the foreseeable future," added Li Yan, a deputy section director of Shenzhen Port Office.

According to Li, Shenzhen's long-term plan is to set up 20 ports linking it with Hong Kong. He did not disclose further information about the schedule for the construction of the additional ports.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2008-09/01/content_6984860.htm

Why I can´t see most of the pics of this thread?:cry:

The Shenzhen Tower

This is only a vision, but impressive nevertheless



The tower is approx 600m in height and is inclined at a 7 degree angle. On the top of the tower is the five-floored Observation Eye. The walls and floors of the observation eye will be made out of glass to give visitors an uninterrupted view over the Pearl Delta region.

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_4.jpg

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_5.jpg

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_8.jpg



Located in the middle of the Shenzhen Bay on a man-made island. The island is 2km east of Shekou and 1km south of Binhai Boulevard.

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_2.jpg



Great Crystal Hall at the base of the tower.

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_1.jpg

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/shtwr_6.jpg



The Dream Island in which the tower is situated on

http://www.tdrinc.com/images/photos/large/large/shtwr_7.jpg


http://www.tdrinc.com/shtower.html

^^ Nice

Who is the architecture group ? When will the project start or does it start already ?

Thanks.

The group is Tsui Design and Research Inc. Architect is Eugene Tsui.

Click on the link, it has a more detailed info!

http://www.tdrinc.com/shtower.html

I think this project is only a vision. It definitely hasn't started yet since there's no sign of any construction work out in Shenzhen Bay. And the government probably won't approve such a project.

A Shining Solar Skyscraper for Shenzen

http://i42.tinypic.com/2exaus9.jpg

http://i44.tinypic.com/xqg6dz.jpg

http://i42.tinypic.com/2ynsajk.jpg

http://i43.tinypic.com/2ibd9qx.jpg
http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/02/23/shenzen-skyscraper-by-coop-himmelblau/

Located in Longgang, 15 km from city center.

Construction area: 300,000sqm
Cost: 3.5 billion yuan
Inlcuding stadium (60,000 seats), Gym center (18,000 seats) and Swimming center (3000 seats)

http://www.sz2011.org/competition/fj/site171/20070707/001558d998c807f9a1b407.jpg

http://www.sz2011.org/competition/fj/site171/20070707/34380a133c1207f9a1c201.jpg

http://www.sz2011.org/competition/fj/site171/20070707/001558d998c807f9a22703.jpg

http://www.sz2011.org/competition/fj/site171/20070711/460f1b252b6007fed1af2f.jpg

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/8352/w020090310558121816306.jpg

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3328/w020090310558122869290.jpg

Universiad news center (MMC)

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/4582/w020090310553077401097.jpg

http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/484/w020090310553076560402.jpg

Universiad village

http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/4907/w020090310558116759105.jpg

http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/8382/w020090310558115718967.jpg

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/9349/w020090310558115451959.jpg

http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/4356/w020090310558116295477.jpg

大運中心

深圳大運中心位於深圳市區東北部，龍崗中心城西區，距離市中心約15公里，是深圳舉辦2011年第26屆世界大學生夏季運動會的主場館區，也是深圳實施文化立市戰略、發展體育產業、推廣全民健身的未來中心區。

整個項目佔地約87.4公頃，建築面積超過30萬平方米，總投資約35億元人民幣，建成後將成為深圳的地標性建築。項目包括主體育場、體育館、游泳館以及全民健身廣場、體育綜合服務區、新聞指揮中心等體育設施。同時，在主場館區附近，還將建成環境優美、設施齊全的運動員村，為運動員提供便利舒適的生活。

“一場兩館”將承擔大運會的重要比賽任務。其中，規劃建設6萬個座位的主體育場將承擔開幕式、閉幕式和田徑比賽；可容納1.8萬名觀眾的主體育館將成為籃球比賽的主要場館；同時還有3000個座位的游泳館。

大運中心在設計上也集中體現了最前衛的建築理念和以人為本的宗旨。“一場兩館”呈三角形分布，中間由水面相連，三座體育場館頗似三塊水晶巨石，與周圍的山體、綠地配合，形成了獨特的“山水石”結構。巨石形象打破常規，首次用於大型公共體育建築中，能夠體現深圳的創新精神。同時，充分考慮了自然採光通風，降低資源消耗，符合環保節能的設計理念，提高了運用效率，具有良好的經濟性。

(skyscrapers.cn)

^^ Universiad Sports Center construction update

12.24.2008

http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/3738/w020090108549445238315.jpg

http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/6568/w020090108549446684517.jpg

1.19.2009

http://www.szlgnews.com/dyzl/images/attachement/jpg/site151/20090120/00188b8c08160adf871448.jpg

2.1

http://news.sznews.com/images/attachement/jpg/site3/20090201/001e4f9d7c110aef812c0b.jpg

3.23

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/2576/resizeofw02009031651609.jpg

http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/3493/resizeofw02009031651608.jpg

(skyscrapers.cn)

Shenzhen Pingshan Sports center

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_LAQeOXfdp-M/Scgz5ws_YFI/AAAAAAAADuE/_SZ7VCmu2Gs/s800/IMG_7862.JPG

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_LAQeOXfdp-M/Scgz6uxA6tI/AAAAAAAADuQ/4bZohO8r66k/s800/IMG_7863.JPG

3.3.2009

http://news.sznews.com/images/attachement/jpg/site151/20090304/001e4f9d7bdb0b181c6801.jpg

http://news.sznews.com/images/attachement/jpg/site151/20090304/001e4f9d7bdb0b181c8b03.jpg

(skyscrapers.cn)

it looks great...

@fox i concur

At the heart of Shenzhen's Central CBD sits the Civic Square 市民中心广场 and the "Crystal Island" 水晶岛.

http://www3.levelup.cn/bbsimg/upload/2009/03/08/143/89521212519900.jpg

http://www.szhkbiennale.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/aa0901_szb_my_0327_bilingual-71.jpg


There are now plans to rev up the place, with a Beijing Egg Shanzhai Dome over the Crystal Island.

http://www.szjs.com.cn/upfiles/production/big/22009715144703.jpg

http://www.szjs.com.cn/upfiles/production/big/02009715145011.jpg

http://www.szjs.com.cn/upfiles/production/big/12009715145011.jpg

http://www.szjs.com.cn/works/works_recomm_show.aspx?id=688

Looks like they are going ahead with the circular bridge design.

http://www.a963.com/uploadfile/newspic/200906//water/20090618091118_1.jpg

https://21kduw.bay.livefilestore.com/y1maXFmNh0QyZe4CrFmcHj-uCXTu5EkWk_wc3PXCgeaL2NGEhv-JGxpuKRDuQiBUgLEDS6IA_f3SEpU5bHvLkNHhhA8GL7hmrWiL1SqkjWM6T7MrMLX-XZqf3bh7bWacXn2v16j1z_XCgek5NYhK1lcSw/szeye1.JPG

http://news.sznews.com/images/attachement/jpg/site3/20090617/001e4f9d689f0ba26de625.jpg

http://www.landscape.cn/Upfiles/BeyondPic/2009-07/20097209069767552.jpg

Hmmm, I'm not so keen on the circular bridge design. I prefer the one with the dome, but they all in my opinion, need more trees to be planted in order to provide better shade. I don't think these wide open paved spaces work very well in Shenzhen's climate for use during the day.

^^
from air the cirle doesnt look as nice.
from ground itll be fine tho

^^
from air the cirle doesnt look as nice.
from ground itll be fine tho

I don't think the circular design will be as useful. No-one is going to walk all around the circle in Shenzhen's climate, and it looks like it makes it more difficult to walk across the middle. I find the other design to be more practical as well as better looking.

Shenzhen unveils overall land use draft plan
The Shenzhen municipal government started soliciting public opinion on the draft Shenzhen Overall Land Use Plan.

According to the plan, the total area of residential land in Shenzhen will increase by nine square kilometers during the period from 2008 to 2012, of which 1.7 sq km will be used for indemnificatory housing. Around 30 square kilometers of land for residential purposes will be added by 2020, accounting for 20% of the total land for construction to be added.

The plan also calls for the set-up of a land asset management center and a platform for land transactions in the city so as to facilitate the capitalization of land. It also encourage landowners to "deposit" their land assets into a "land bank" so that the land assets will be managed by professionals and developed in accordance to the market demand.
http://www.chinaknowledge.com/Newswires/News_Detail.aspx?type=1&NewsID=29700

A map made by me showing most of the current skyscraper projects going on in Shenzhen. Thnx BM and zorg for the inspiration!


Blue is proposed or approved. Red is under construction or topped out. Green is completed

http://i344.photobucket.com/albums/p340/Dalianon/Apartment%20Design/Qian%20Yuan/f54ef88b.jpg

^ WOW nice JOB!!!!! we got maps like these for Chongqing , Shanghai , Tianjin and now Shenzhen woot :P thx Scion
Each one of you should get an award!

^^^^I saw a ID(TMM) in asiafinest.com, is that you? cocomilk?

^ Yes

？not update

Dear Scion, you should add Terra and China Resources supertalls :D

update please

some updates would be nice indeed.

I notice that opposite the Shenzhen bridge, in Shenzhen, is an enormous customs checkpoint. Looking on Google Earth, there is no such checkpoint on the Hong Kong side of the bridge like there is for most border crossings (Zhuhai-Macau, other HK-SZ crossings). Is HK paying Shenzhen to handle its customs duties for HK, or at leasing the land from Shenzhen?

I like Shenzhen,
Welcome to Vungtau-Vietnam

Your Shenzhen
http://ca7.upanh.com/15.25.19294097.blI0/dsc00613.jpg
http://ca6.upanh.com/15.25.19294108.gwP0/dsc00699.jpg
http://ca8.upanh.com/15.25.19294138.InN0/dsc00680.jpg
http://ca6.upanh.com/15.25.19294124.o7a0/dsc00661.jpg
My Vungtau-Vietnam
http://ca7.upanh.com/15.25.19294141.pqr0/muinghingphong7357.jpg
http://ca5.upanh.com/15.25.19294175.4d0/2djb53o1.jpg
http://ca7.upanh.com/15.25.19294149.rj00/vungtau0704221050.jpg
http://ca6.upanh.com/15.25.19294156.4Fs0/cngvienbitrc1.jpg
http://ca5.upanh.com/15.25.19294175.4d0/2djb53o1.jpg

Nice map Scion. I live opposite the site for that Feng Long Center and I don't know if it's being built or not, but they've just demolished the apartments that were there before, so something is going to be built!

I notice that opposite the Shenzhen bridge, in Shenzhen, is an enormous customs checkpoint. Looking on Google Earth, there is no such checkpoint on the Hong Kong side of the bridge like there is for most border crossings (Zhuhai-Macau, other HK-SZ crossings). Is HK paying Shenzhen to handle its customs duties for HK, or at leasing the land from Shenzhen?

Yes, Hong Kong is leasing the land from Shenzhen. but has Hong Kong customs and immigration agents.

Universiade 2011 Shenzhen stadiums
http://bbs.fengniao.com/forum/2170259.html

photos were taken on 7-5 2011

http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m574/lhasaguy-6/chinese%20stadiums/shenzhenstadium5.jpg

http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m574/lhasaguy-6/chinese%20stadiums/shenzhenstadium4.jpg

http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m574/lhasaguy-6/chinese%20stadiums/shenzhenstadium3.jpg

http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m574/lhasaguy-6/chinese%20stadiums/shenzhenstadium.jpg

China never stop amazing me.

this town specially amazes me, to bad this thread doesn't get many updates.

Though It has enough floor, but 50 floors above the high vacancy rate. I have to reach over the roof of this building.

http://pic.qnpic.com:83/r.jsp?fn=//fanjoin/share/2011/1/2/06.jpg

http://pic.qnpic.com:83/r.jsp?fn=//fanjoin/share/2011/1/2/08.jpg

http://pic.qnpic.com:83/r.jsp?fn=//fanjoin/share/2011/1/2/09.jpg

http://pic.qnpic.com:83/r.jsp?fn=//fanjoin/share/2011/1/2/181293978669150.jpg

despite the skyscraper,compare to HK, shenzhen has the feel of a provincial city.I found the city boring.

China is great nation, great people and will great tech.