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The Peakview

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Residential Architecture - Multi Unit
Firm LocationGuangzhou, China
Project locationGuangzhou, China
Companyspdg
Lead ArchitectEric Shing
Design TeamJianhua Liao, Qi Mai, Dahong Lin, Xujia Zeng, Ziwei Guo, Yafeng Yang, Bing Xu, Na Li, Haipeng Zheng, Shihua Wu, Zhongkun Yuan, Wenmin Tu, Haohan Zheng, Guofu Xia, Liang Cheng, Weihong Hu, Weidong Shan
ClientKingold Group, Poly Property
Projecthttps://www.spdg.group/enspdg/project/index683.html

As The Peakview is the endpoint of the 2km greenery path, the team imagined the building as a secret garden of the bustling city, creating a hidden paradise. As a continuation of the community landscape corridor, the project utilises the terrain and creates a sunken garden of 13,000sqm. This cluster of buildings, is making a manifesto. Among the limited sample of 408 households, architecture and equipment are experimentally self-contained as a complete system, with adaptive cold and hot cycles and advanced ventilation systems, which is known as the ‘breathing building’.