Nantou Ancient Town in Shenzhen
Project Location: Nanshan District, Shenzhen
Project Type: Urban Renewal
Landscape Area: 40241㎡
Customer Name: Urban Research Institue of China Vanke, Shenzhen
Landscape Design: L&A Design Shenzhen Company, Project Group Three (Design scope: South Gate Park, Guandi Temple, North and South Main Street, Flower Arrangement, the Second and Third Level Roadway and Comprehensive Renovation Project)
Architectural Design (indicated in no particular order): Bowan Architecture (General Partnership) / URBANUS Architecture & Design, Inc. / MVRDV / VTN Architects / 11 Architecture / Atelier cnS. / CM Design / Fabersociety / Bu Bin Studio, etc.
Landscape Construction (in no particular order): Hunan Construction Engineering Group / Flying Landscape / South China Ancient Architecture / West Construction, etc.
Design Time: 2019.10-2020.06
Completion Time: 2020.08.26
Nantou Ancient Town is located at the end of Shennan Avenue in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, presenting a street pattern of "six verticals and one horizontal". This is the only historical and cultural carrier in Shenzhen, as well as a valuable relic of the ancient Lingnan culture. It has witnessed the changes of Shenzhen since the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is considered to be the "root of Shenzhen-Hong Kong history and culture".
Nantou Ancient Town has always been preferred among designers with its long history, rich culture and special urban texture. Whenever a major historical event occurs, Nantou Ancient Town would go through some history tracing and reforming—8 new antique buildings were built when Hong Kong returned to China in 1997; the main streets were greatly and newly decorated at the 2011 Shenzhen Universiade; and buildings were well integrated with arts at the 2017 Bi-city Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture (Shenzhen). In March 2019, the Nanshan District Government launched the "Nirvana and Rebirth Plan" for Nantou Ancient Town, which was implemented by Vanke Group, and the L&A Design Team was also fortunate to participate in it.
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Project Overview
Project Location: Nanshan District, Shenzhen
Project Type: Urban Renewal
Landscape Area: 40241㎡
Customer Name: Urban Research Institue of China Vanke, Shenzhen
Landscape Design: L&A Design Shenzhen Company, Project Group Three (Design scope: South Gate Park, Guandi Temple, North and South Main Street, Flower Arrangement, the Second and Third Level Roadway and Comprehensive Renovation Project)
Architectural Design (indicated in no particular order): Bowan Architecture (General Partnership) / URBANUS Architecture & Design, Inc. / MVRDV / VTN Architects / 11 Architecture / Atelier cnS. / CM Design / Fabersociety / Bu Bin Studio, etc.
Landscape Construction (in no particular order): Hunan Construction Engineering Group / Flying Landscape / South China Ancient Architecture / West Construction, etc.
Design Time: 2019.10-2020.06
Completion Time: 2020.08.26
Nantou Ancient Town is located at the end of Shennan Avenue in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, presenting a street pattern of "six verticals and one horizontal". This is the only historical and cultural carrier in Shenzhen, as well as a valuable relic of the ancient Lingnan culture. It has witnessed the changes of Shenzhen since the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is considered to be the "root of Shenzhen-Hong Kong history and culture".
Nantou Ancient Town has always been preferred among designers with its long history, rich culture and special urban texture. Whenever a major historical event occurs, Nantou Ancient Town would go through some history tracing and reforming—8 new antique buildings were built when Hong Kong returned to China in 1997; the main streets were greatly and newly decorated at the 2011 Shenzhen Universiade; and buildings were well integrated with arts at the 2017 Bi-city Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture (Shenzhen). In March 2019, the Nanshan District Government launched the "Nirvana and Rebirth Plan" for Nantou Ancient Town, which was implemented by Vanke Group, and the L&A Design Team was also fortunate to participate in it.