Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning af MADA s.p.a.m. LLC

Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning af MADA s.p.a.m. LLC er en højt anset vinder af den meget prestigefyldte 2025 A' Design Award i Platin i konkurrencekategorien Arkitektur-, Bygnings- og Konstruktionsdesign.

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Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning

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Om Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning

Golden Key Venue er en kontorbygning i Shanghai, Kina, skabt ved at transformere et tidligere pakhus. Tre lave bygningsblokke er forbundet med en højhuszone. En 26 meter lang udkragning bæres af to skrå søjler beklædt med spejlpoleret rustfrit stål. Facaden består af 28.000 røde terracottapaneler, hvilket giver et minimalistisk campuslignende udtryk, mens glasfacader i ultrahvidt glas udgør det øverste niveau. Stablede volumener skaber loftlignende interiører. Gårdhaver, terrasser, taghaver og grønne områder langs Chuanqiao Road forbinder brugerne med naturen.

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Om A' Design Award i Platin

Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning er vinder af A' Design Award i Platin, en overordentlig prestigefyldt anerkendelse, der tildeles virkelig enestående, elegante og storslåede designs. Platinvinderne er skaberværkets vidundere, vidnesbyrd om grænserne for intellektuel kreativitet, og de viser deres designeres uovertrufne professionalisme og geni. Disse designs forventes at være de mest ansete værker, der definerer en æras æstetik, bidrager til samfundets trivsel og flytter grænserne for kunst, videnskab, design og teknologi. Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning udviser et transcendent niveau af fortræffelighed og gør uden tvivl verden til et bedre sted med sine fordelagtige og værdifulde egenskaber. Golden Key Venue Kontorbygning er et værk, der har vundet A' Design Award i Platin, og som vækker længsler, inspirerer, begejstrer, glæder og skaber stor glæde.

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Unikke Egenskaber: This project explores urban norms through three low-rise blocks linked to a high-rise zone, with two slanted columns. It integrates green spaces along Chuanqiao Road and uses stacked volumes for a loft-like design. The facade, with 28,000 red ceramic tiles, offers a minimalist "academic-style" look, while courtyards, terraces, and rooftop gardens foster creativity and nature connection.
Dimensioner & Emballage: The site covers an area of 11,000 square meters, with a total building area of 36,000 square meters (22,000 square meters above ground and 14,000 square meters underground). The building has a height of 40 meters, with 5 floors above ground and some areas reaching 8 floors.
Tags: Urban Catalyst, Urban Renewal, Industrial Architecture, Architectural Transformation, Green Spaces, Community, Research and Development, Cantilever Architecture
Produktionsteknologi: The building features a 26-meter cantilever supported by two tilted, mirror-finish stainless steel columns, creating a surreal spatial effect. The facade, made of 28,000 red terracotta panels, evokes a minimalist campus-style aesthetic with green trees and red walls. The upper portion showcases glazed ultra-white glass curtain walls, forming a distinct two-level architectural design.
Designudfordring: The design’s challenge lies in the 26 meter cantilever, supported by two inclined giant columns wrapped in mirror finish stainless steel. These columns extend from the ground to the ceiling, creating a seamless, suspended effect. Balancing structural integrity with the delicate reflective surfaces required close coordination between engineering and design, ensuring both stability and visual impact. Achieving strength, elegance, and a surreal spatial experience was essential to the project’s success.
Forskning: The Golden Key Venue, located at 1065 Chuanqiao Road in Pudong's Jinqiao area, was formerly the Huashi Storage Warehouse under Shanghai Pharma Group. The five-story, 2,700 sqm building was in disrepair and had low land-use efficiency, affecting the surrounding industrial community. As part of Jinqiao Sub-center's broader transformation, Shanghai Pharma Holdings and Jinqiao Group, two state-owned enterprises, have spearheaded this urban renewal project.
Inspiration: Urban structures possess an inherent logic that requires rationality and knowledge to shape, forming a driving force for urban behavior - an Urban Catalyst. Its purpose is to influence other elements, attracting talent to collectively create a vibrant, cohesive city, driven by empowered industries, urban construction, productivity integration, vitality creation, and regeneration.
Projektvarighed: The design phase of the architectural project began in 2021, with construction completed in 2024.
Location: 1065 Chuanqiao Road, Shanghai, China
Driftsflow: Through the collaboration between Shanghai Pharma Holdings and Jinqiao Group, an old warehouse has been transformed into a landmark innovation hub in the Jinqiao Sub-center. Magsense Health has settled in the project, with biopharmaceutical companies like Huashi Pharmacy and Huantong Technology joining soon. This initiative is fostering a synergistic biopharmaceutical ecosystem, positioning the area as a key industry hub and a Shanghai benchmark for urban renewal driving new productivity.
Teammedlemmer: Lead Architect: Ma Qingyun, Project Architect: Geng Lingxiang, Project Architect: Geng Yifei, Architect: Chen Yitao, Architect: Li Yibo, Architect: Liu Ruihua, Architect: Zhang Jiawen, Architect: Zhou Wenxin, Architect: Zhang Qi, LDI Architect: Hong Youran, LDI Architect: Jiang Hui, LDI Architect: Li Jie, LDI Architect: Lu Lei, LDI Architect: Xue Jian, LDI Architect: Huang Chen, LDI Architect: Gao Ting, LDI Architect: Yuan Yao
Billedkreditering: Image #1: Photographer Vincent Wu, 2024.
Image #2: Photographer Vincent Wu, 2024.
Image #3: Photographer Vincent Wu, 2024.
Image #4: Photographer Vincent Wu, 2024.
Image #5: Photographer Vincent Wu, 2024.
Video Credits: MADA s.p.a.m LLC, 2024