Designed by Shanghai Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering, Introducing the prosperous image to the riverbank, the 200-meter-high Nanchang Sinic Center with curved glass curtain wall covering the façade brings about dynamics and diversity to the skyline of Ganjiang river-front in between those solid square buildings.

From a bird view, the architecture plan, landscape, and highways with gentle curves respond to city texture and stand out from the square and upright site arrangement around.
Photography: Jian Fang
The architecture from is pure without skirt buildings. Integrally considering the overall organization and fa-çade, architects used a more than 80 meters long three-dimensional curved rain shed on the first floor to echo the tower, which is like a dynamic fluttering ribbon when seen from the ground. The rain shed plays the role of transition in between architecture and the ground as it gradually rises from the ground and possesses vital-ly like the façade and landscape.
Meanwhile, the rain shed satisfies the needs of arranging entrances and stopping places for cars, promises the smooth fire-fighting access, and integrates drainage systems and lighting systems in nodes. The ground floor is combined with landscape design, presenting an open and friendly attitude towards the city.
Model
The general plan of Nanchang Sinic Center is designed to be a triangle with curved sides, which both softens the sharp feeling brough...