Nanjing Vanke Jiuduhui
Project Client: Nanjing Vanke Property Co., Ltd.
Project Scale: Landscaping Area – 56,000㎡
Design Time: 2013
The project is located in the east side of the city landscape axis of Nanjingnan Railway Station and is opposite to the commercial area of Nanjingnan Railway Station. It is an emerging hot meeting place of "Nanjing Heading South" and the "Third Pier" residential space in the city. Along the Qinhuai River, this riverside land is close to the Baijia Lake over 600 years old and is embraced by rich resources of landscape and culture including Niushou Mountain, Jiangjun Mountain and Fangshan Mountain.
The project is defined to be an exhibition window for new urban life. L&A Design Group believes that new urban life shall be originated from the appeal for a better life. A harmonious communication between humans and the integration of humans and nature shall be improved via landscape environment. On the basis of this orientation, we propose a style of "new urban", "new traditional Chinese" and "new natural" – integrating with the local culture, going back to the nature, and looking forward to a future residential era.
Integrating with the local culture means the aesthetics of traditional Chinese imagery and residential mode are embedded to reveal a capital layout of the past six ancient dynasties. Qinhuai River’s atmosphere is also presented in the landscape that adheres to its architectural planning. The city is composed of layered buildings that enclose a city-gate-like air corridor as a commercial street. The layered space of the inner street is a metaphor of waterfront town with seven gardens of different poetic charms. The traditional Chinese garden is the imagery. Going back to the nature means through the landscape design of waterfronts, groves of maples, terraces, micro-landform, flower stream and open lawn, a secluded residence nearby mountains and streams with wonderful feelings are created. Looking forward to a future residential era emphasizes the integration of ecology, culture, community, nature, city, technology, information and art, and the key words are integration, development, open-up and communication.
Project Overview
Project Client: Nanjing Vanke Property Co., Ltd.
Project Scale: Landscaping Area – 56,000㎡
Design Time: 2013
The project is located in the east side of the city landscape axis of Nanjingnan Railway Station and is opposite to the commercial area of Nanjingnan Railway Station. It is an emerging hot meeting place of "Nanjing Heading South" and the "Third Pier" residential space in the city. Along the Qinhuai River, this riverside land is close to the Baijia Lake over 600 years old and is embraced by rich resources of landscape and culture including Niushou Mountain, Jiangjun Mountain and Fangshan Mountain.
The project is defined to be an exhibition window for new urban life. L&A Design Group believes that new urban life shall be originated from the appeal for a better life. A harmonious communication between humans and the integration of humans and nature shall be improved via landscape environment. On the basis of this orientation, we propose a style of "new urban", "new traditional Chinese" and "new natural" – integrating with the local culture, going back to the nature, and looking forward to a future residential era.
Integrating with the local culture means the aesthetics of traditional Chinese imagery and residential mode are embedded to reveal a capital layout of the past six ancient dynasties. Qinhuai River’s atmosphere is also presented in the landscape that adheres to its architectural planning. The city is composed of layered buildings that enclose a city-gate-like air corridor as a commercial street. The layered space of the inner street is a metaphor of waterfront town with seven gardens of different poetic charms. The traditional Chinese garden is the imagery. Going back to the nature means through the landscape design of waterfronts, groves of maples, terraces, micro-landform, flower stream and open lawn, a secluded residence nearby mountains and streams with wonderful feelings are created. Looking forward to a future residential era emphasizes the integration of ecology, culture, community, nature, city, technology, information and art, and the key words are integration, development, open-up and communication.
