CITIC Pacific High-Rise Development in Shanghai Beautifully Combines Natural With The Artificial
EID Architecture looks to the traditional side of Shanghai when designing CITIC Pacific's high-rise residential neighborhood. The Shanghai downtown area will see six new residential towers and amenities through the development.
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EID Architecture looks to the traditional side of Shanghai when designing CITIC Pacific's high-rise residential neighborhood. The Shanghai downtown area will see six new residential towers and amenities through the development.Designs for the building encourage social interactions through its amenities, which include leisure facilities, a spa, meeting and conference spaces, and roof gardens overhead. Undulating terraces on the top of each building promote a sense of community in addition to responding to the site's preservation of sunlight.
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
In vast contrast to neo-classical residential towers often seen in China, CITIC Pacific Residence aims to create a residential design sensible to the site and its context. It is unique and memorable, reflecting the ethos of evolving city of Shanghai, said EID design principal Ping Jiang, AIA.Â
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
In a beautiful combination of natural and artificial, the landscape design incorporates the "duality of Chinese architecture tradition." The fluidity of the ga...
Courtesy of EID
EID Architecture looks to the traditional side of Shanghai when designing CITIC Pacific's high-rise residential neighborhood. The Shanghai downtown area will see six new residential towers and amenities through the development.Designs for the building encourage social interactions through its amenities, which include leisure facilities, a spa, meeting and conference spaces, and roof gardens overhead. Undulating terraces on the top of each building promote a sense of community in addition to responding to the site's preservation of sunlight.
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
In vast contrast to neo-classical residential towers often seen in China, CITIC Pacific Residence aims to create a residential design sensible to the site and its context. It is unique and memorable, reflecting the ethos of evolving city of Shanghai, said EID design principal Ping Jiang, AIA.Â
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
Courtesy of EID
In a beautiful combination of natural and artificial, the landscape design incorporates the "duality of Chinese architecture tradition." The fluidity of the ga...
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