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CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use by Aico
CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use by Aico
CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use by Aico
CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use by Aico
CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use by Aico

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Iron Architecture, Building and Structure Design · 2021

CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use

by Aico

  • A' Design Award 2021 Iron Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2021
  • CLIENT: Cr Land
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 18,177
  • Verification code 66B7A83BDE · Verify this award
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About CR Land Linyi MiXC Mixed Use

CR Land Linyi MiXC is a mixed-use complex located in the historical district of Linyi, China. The project includes a retail podium with five floors above ground, an office tower and six apartment towers. A three dimensional park stretches across the blocks, unifying the surrounding urban landscape with nearby cultural spaces. The facade pattern is inspired by the local culture of kite flying and uses a collage of diamond shapes. Green materials improve the thermal performance of the building envelope, and the landscape follows sponge city planning requirements.

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Unique Properties
Located in the historical district of Linyi, CR Land Linyi MiXC is expected to be a landmark for future city development. The project creates a three dimensional park unifying the existing urban landscape and integrates cultural spaces in the vicinity into one. The facade kite flying pattern comes from the local culture. This pattern is been seen throughout the facade where a collage of diamonds are manipulated to create a uniquely memorable tapestry of movement and vitality.
Dimensions & Packaging
Gross floor area: 473,760 sqm
Land area: 64,642 sqm
Retail podium: 95,100 sqm, Five floors of retail above ground
Office tower: Height 172m
6 apartment tower: 68m,68m,124m,118m,118m,138m
Tags
AICO, CR Land, Linyi, Mixed-use, Kite flying culture, Urban Renewal, Central Park
Production Technology
The shopping mall facade uses green materials, which increase the kind of thermal performance of the architectural envelope. The landscape of the project also meets the requirements of sponge city planning.
Design Challenge
The project aims to enhance the revitalization of the city and the creation of next generation urban complex. The arrangement of architectural programs will focus more on the connectivity and integration of surrounding urban space. The architectural concept is been inspired by the local culture aiming to create a new architectural language to fuse and create a sense of space with a distinct identity.
Project Duration
The project design started in December 2015, and construction was finished in September 2019 at Linyi, China.
Operation Flow
With the understanding of site history, social living, urban environment, and civil culture, the project planning focused on the continuation of Linyi city history and civil culture, and the creation of leisure activities and life of the future complex. The central Green Park, scattered crystal architecture, stepped landscape terrace and kite-inspired facade create a uniquely memorable tapestry of movement and vitality for the city of Linyi.
Research
The initial research started from the history of Linyi to the city`s daily life culture. Linyi has a long history of the kite flying culture. The architectural concept is been inspired by this unique renowned culture. It was been interpreted into architectural elements throughout the landscape, exterior, interior, and down to the wayfinding. Surrounding by the buildings, the inner central park unifies the existing urban landscape and integrates cultural spaces in the vicinity into one.
Inspiration
Linyi is a historically prominent city with more than 3000 years of history. We try to connect this history with contemporary urban life. Along the existing urban axis, a three dimensional park was created stretching across blocks serve as the anchor for leisure activities and life of the complex. The facade inspiration came from the local culture of kite flying both the form and the movement in flight and interpreted it throughout the landscape, exterior, interior, and down to the wayfinding.
Image Credits
Image #1: Jian Fang
Image #2: Jian Fang
Image #3: Jian Fang
Image #4: Jian Fang
Image #5: Jian Fang
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