The two tallest towers are found at the northeastern and southeastern end of the site, taking advantage of the site and surrounding context to create Grade-A office space. The two smaller towers sit in between these premium spaces, and the green loop lays at their top, acting as an occupiable green roof.

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The sky bridge itself manages to achieve several functions, and solve some of the initial design issues Aedas faced. Connecting all areas of the scheme, it acts as a dynamic, green space for the promotion of cross-office communication, integrating the four buildings into one cohesive whole. Iconic in its shape and form, it also creates a distinct, positive identity for a scheme that will have a significant role in the city moving forward.

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Containing retail spaces, outdoor terraces and leisure facilities, the ambitious 200,000+ square meter scheme hopes to be completed by 2022.

Aedas have extensive experience in the creations of mixed-use schemes similar to the Hengqin CRCC Plaza, and currently have a large architectural presence in China.

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• Architects
  

  Aedas

• Director
  

  Andy Wen

• Client
  

  China Railway Construction Corporation

• Area
  

  200700.0 m2

• Project Year
  

  2022

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• Architects

  Aedas

• Director

  Andy Wen

• Client

  China Railway Construction Corporation

• Area

  200700.0 m2

• Project Year

  2022